Has anybody got tsMuxeR working under 64bit Linux?

[N.Simpson]

I had this working great under 32bit Ubuntu 8.10 but since I've moved to 64bit it won't work at all. PMS starts correctly and displays the files but nothing will play using tsMuxeR. This is the preferred solution for me as it gives the best quality with the lowest BW (although DTS to LPCM does add a fair %).

[meisseli]

Sorry for borrowing your thread, but I think my question is related to yours. I'm also interested how PMS will work on 64bit distributions. I'm in a need of a new computer, and would prefer more than 4GB of RAM, and I'm maybe moving for 64bit Kubuntu. Is there any hope to get PMS working?

[theyosh]

Here I am running ubuntu 8.04 (LTS) 64Bit. And tsMuxer is just working here.

But I had to make it a executable program first. It is missing the execute rights.
You can fix that with the following:

Go to your PMS-1.03/linux folder
chmod +x tsMuxer

That should do the trick. Now I am able to start tsMuxer.

But maybe it has to do something with the lib32 libraries. Those are needed for 32bit programs on a 64bit linux OS.

But try the first option first. It is the most easily one.

Regards,
TheYOSH

[Frank-NL]

I don't have any problems with Ubuntu Intrepid 64. Probably the execution rights, as mentioned.

[jase]

It's pretty weird. I have two x86_64 boxes, one has just bare minimum htpc software (mythtv, xfce) and the other has all kinds of stuff (normal workstation). tsMuxer doesn't work on the htpc but on the workstation it runs fine.

The workstation has 32libs and the htpc doesn't so my educated guess is on the 32libs.

When i tried to run in from command line I got this:

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/opt/pms/linux/tsMuxeR: line 39: /tmp/tmp.R4GQzHf6rz/tsMuxeR: No such file or directory

[N.Simpson]

It's pretty weird. I have two x86_64 boxes, one has just bare minimum htpc software (mythtv, xfce) and the other has all kinds of stuff (normal workstation). tsMuxer doesn't work on the htpc but on the workstation it runs fine.

The workstation has 32libs and the htpc doesn't so my educated guess is on the 32libs.

When i tried to run in from command line I got this:

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/opt/pms/linux/tsMuxeR: line 39: /tmp/tmp.R4GQzHf6rz/tsMuxeR: No such file or directory

This is same problem I'm having. I've already chmod'd the file so it looks like libraries are the problem.

[jase]

Ok, I downloaded the lastest version 1.04 and I got tsMuxeR working in 64-bit system. I have only two 32-bit libs installed gcc-libs and glibc. (In archlinux this means packages lib32-gcc-libs and lib32-glibc, other distros probably have these also with different names)

[ratatoskr]

I got some sort of the same problem. Using PMS 1.10.5 and Ubuntu 8.10 64bit.

This is what I get when running tsMuxeR:

From Traces in PMS:
[linux/tsMuxeR] TRACE 20:11:56.538 java.io.IOException: Cannot run program "linux/tsMuxeR": java.io.IOException: error=2, No such file or directory

From Terminal:
anders@Aasgaard:~$ linux/tsMuxeR
bash: linux/tsMuxeR: No such file or directory

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anders@Aasgaard:~/pms-linux-1.10.5/linux$ dir
tsMuxeR tsMuxeR_licence.txt
anders@Aasgaard:~/pms-linux-1.10.5/linux$ tsMuxeR
bash: tsMuxeR: command not found
anders@Aasgaard:~/pms-linux-1.10.5/linux$

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anders@Aasgaard:~$ '/home/anders/pms-linux-1.10.5/linux/tsMuxeR'
SmartLabs tsMuxeR. Version 1.7.3(b) http://www.smlabs.net
Usage:
For start muxing: tsMuxeR <meta file name> <out file/dir name>
For detect stream params: tsMuxeR <media file name>
For more information about meta file see readme.txt

As you see, I can run tsMuxeR if I put inn the full path.

Synaptics says I do have lib32gcc1 installed.

[threecheese]

FYI I had the same problem on Debian amd64, strace showed that tsMuxeR is hard-coded to look for 32-bit ld shared lib in /lib instead of lib32.

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ln -s /lib32/ld-linux.so.2 /lib/ld-linux.so.2

fixed it.

[metallicious]

Setting the symbolic link does not work using Kubuntu 12.10 x64.

Result is:

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"Segmentation fault".

Obvisiouly, as tsMuxer is 32bit program which is missing the nexessary 32bit libraries.
You have to install the 32Bit libraries for your system.

For (K)Ubuntu the package is named "ia32-libs":

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sudo apt-get install ia32-libs