13.07.2019, 05:06
[HELP] How to Install Hybrid on Linux (Ubuntu 18.04)?
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13.07.2019, 05:59
The download on the download page is a binary only.
You need to 'sudo chmod a+x Hybrid' to make it executable. You would also need to install all the dependencies Hybrid requires. djcj is also working on a few scripts to build all the dependencies of Hybrid (see: last few posts of https://forum.selur.net/showthread.php?tid=18) I ran an older version of the script and created a folder containing Hybrid and it's dependencies https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ptNzWr...fEXp7vWmZr (extracting that folder should provide Hybrid with the needed dependencies without having to install it) Cu Selur
13.07.2019, 09:40
(13.07.2019, 05:59)Selur Wrote: The download on the download page is a binary only.Owhhh... Okay Thanks!
13.07.2019, 12:06
(13.07.2019, 05:59)Selur Wrote: I ran an older version of the script and created a folder containing Hybrid and it's dependencies https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ptNzWr...fEXp7vWmZr (extracting that folder should provide Hybrid with the needed dependencies without having to install it)Oh, nice. Now I can use Hybrid on Ubuntu Thanks again
13.07.2019, 15:59
Argh,... something is wrong with the 32bit binaries when calling
./DivX265 ./neroAacEnc ./tsMuxeR I only get a file or folder not found. selur@selur-VirtualBox:~/Schreibtisch/Hybrid_20190713/hybrid$ ./DivX265 Cu Selur
13.07.2019, 16:26
(13.07.2019, 15:59)Selur Wrote: Argh,... something is wrong with the 32bit binaries when callingIs your Ubuntu installation able to run 32 bit binaries? I remember those "file not found" errors in a chroot installation because of missing 32 bit support. Try the following: sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 sudo apt install multiarch-support libc6-i386 lib32gcc1 lib32stdc++6
13.07.2019, 16:32
Just, tried that myself before reading your post. -> that fixed the issue
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