nvllsvm / emby-unlocked

Emby with the premium Emby Premiere features unlocked.
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Windows releas #1

Closed EffeF closed 6 years ago

EffeF commented 6 years ago

Would it also be possible to have the .exe file to install on Windows systems?

schoerg commented 6 years ago

From the official readme:

* Open a PowerShell console.
* Go to Tools\Windows_Build_Scripts
* Run: .\MediaBrowser.Build.ps1
EffeF commented 6 years ago

Someone built the Windows version? Is there hope for a release for Windows systems?

schoerg commented 6 years ago

See my comment above.

EffeF commented 6 years ago

Yes, I see it... but I do not have the skills to do so.

I wondered if there was an “official” release for windows, as for Arch Linux and Docker.

schoerg commented 6 years ago

Why not? Those are simple instructions.

EffeF commented 6 years ago

Not for me

NormandyEPG commented 6 years ago

nvllsvm, I do not know how I had not seen this thread. Sorry!!. So, would it be possible to see a version for windows?

Powershell simply closes with all versions, and I do not know how to patch it and build it :\

Shidapu commented 6 years ago

Would really like a Windows version available for download, as i don't know how to run this in Powershell.

NormandyEPG commented 6 years ago

nvllsvm, if there is not going to be a version for windows, a small guide on how to patch the file PluginSecurityManager.cs for authentic noob would be fine ...

Thank you very much anyway

josephdouce commented 6 years ago

Use docker, I run all my server apps on docker, makes everything much cleaner. At first, I thought it was a pain now I exclusively use docker.

nihir commented 6 years ago

a how-to on how to do this for Windows would be much appreciated too!

4oo4 commented 6 years ago

If you don't want to to to the trouble of setting up something like Cygwin or MinGW then TortoiseMerge is probably your best bet. Cygwin/MinGW should let you run the patch command just like @nvllsvm gives, but TortoiseMerge lets you do it in a slightly different way with a GUI. Not sure how you would compile it though.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/517257/how-do-i-apply-a-diff-patch-on-windows

nvllsvm commented 6 years ago

Not going to add this to this repo. Feel free to open a PR to ads a link if someone takes care of Windows builds