MINIDLNA 1.1.2!!!!! 4/8/2014

[teddychn]

Bye the way, I just tried to execute
# minidlna -R

and get the message below:
minidlna: /lib/libjpeg.so.62: no version information available (required by minidlna)

It seems that's something abnromal.

[custard]

IIRC I had something like this happen to me, I'm trying to remember what i did to fix it.
Are your config settings surviving a reboot?

If not, can you try these:
1) Download and install fresh copies ffmpeg and minidlna
2) Make sure you've created a .mnt file in your media directory and use tmp mounts to ensure early mounting.
3) Once settings are saved copy your minidlna.config from tmp/conf to the conf folder

Can't think of anything else at the moment.

Edit: I just checked and I also get the same message about libjpeg.

[teddychn]

I have tried point 2 & 3 for more than two times. But I don't know how to install fresh
ffmpeg and minidlna. I tried to reflash 1.05.04, even the .ver file been modified to
newer version, I cannot reflash the firmware.

I will report further status if I have time to do more test or get any further information.

Thanks!
Ted

[recliq]

Apps are separate from firmware, updating firmware will change nothing!

To remove the app.bin (residing on your usb drive) simply connect it to a computer and delete the respecting app.bin files, then reconnect to wdtv, reboot and install from WAM the latest versions.

[petermg]

[teddychn]

[custard]

[teddychn]

Yes, I only use DLNA for music playing. I play video files with remote controller
or via NFS network sharing.

[custard]

I see, I mistakenly thought that you could not access videos.

In that case i can only think that the minidlna is not carrying out a rebuild at start time due to you using tmp/media/usb instead of tmp/mnt.
Also the use of tmp/mindlna for your database probably means that the database is being deleted each time you reboot.

I would advise:
1) Make sure 'force minidlna rebuild' is selected
2) Change your audio directory to using tmp/mnt/.....
3) create a mnt. file in that directory from the webend
4) Change the storage of the db to tmp/mnt/........
5) reboot

[teddychn]

I tried all the steps, but the issue is still there. Actually, I have tried these
countermeasures several times.

Before I updated the minidlna, all the folder could be found on DLNA clinet's
file browser. But now, mostly only one or two folder could be seen. And all
the flac fies didn't be listed.

I found some strange things, but cannot get any conclusion:
1. run "minidlna -R" will get "minidlna: /lib/libjpeg.so.62: no version information available (required by minidlna)" message
2. Some time, there's "received signal 15" message as below. But even I tried to scan some folder without this message.
I still could get only one folder listed.
[2014/06/08 08:55:29] minidlna.c:354: warn: Creating new database at /tmp/mnt/0EC0ED9DC0ED8AF3/.minidlna_data/files.db
[2014/06/08 08:55:30] minidlna.c:1039: warn: HTTP listening on port 8200
[2014/06/08 08:55:34] scanner.c:702: warn: Scanning /tmp/mnt/0EC0ED9DC0ED8AF3/Audio/MUSIC_HQ/[ CLASSICAL ]
[2014/06/08 09:07:52] minidlna.c:153: warn: received signal 15, good-bye
3. I tried to scan a category folder with all mp3 files. It's fine.
4. I tried to scan a mp3 category folder which named with brackets "[ ]" without success. But it worked fine if I remove the brackets.
5. One folder with unicode folder name couldn't be scanned successfully. It could be resolved with renaming the folder name to normal character,
although the sub-directory names and files are named with unicode.
6. Although the unicode named folder/subfolder could be browsed on DLNA client, the filenames are still browsed with scrambled code. But they
could be played well.

The above are the all that I noticed.