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I use gcc-4.2 as an example, not a requirement or suggestion. Just that if you have more than one version of gcc installed, try referencing the other version using it's full path rather than letting "make" figure it out.
I tried everything you had listed. I only had one version of gcc (4.6) installed. I ran sudo apt-get update and upgrade, both were up to date. Still no dice.
So I went and deleted all the mlbviewer and mlbhls files to start fresh. Before I did that, I installed the gcc-4.8. I re-downloaded everything and started the install fresh. Everything worked like a charm this time around. I must have had something wrong with gcc-4.6.
Thanks for pointing me in that direction, I wouldn't have known where to look otherwise. Hopefully this helps someone else as well.
Excellent Sandog, thanks for the info. I'll be interested to see that 'Moonlight' when it gets a little closer to ready.
I got it working with the Wine version. Not working with the native Firefox, but I don't care. As long as I can watch baseball.
Master scoreboard is screwy today because of KC-CLE suspended game.
Master scoreboard derives the game date from the game id of the highlighted game. So if you select master scoreboard with the first game of today listed, it's going to display the master scoreboard for 8/31/14. I didn't have a chance to fix that this morning and I don't have SSH access to home at new job (external ssh is redirected to an internal blackhole server.)
The workaround is easy though. Select any game other than the first KC-CLE match up today before switching to master scoreboard view.
I will likely fix this tonight just because, as a QA engineer by profession, this bugs me.
not sure if this is the right forum, but as it seems pretty active I figure you guys can redirect me to some other place if needed.
I wrote a small patch that allows me to specify a different player on the command-line, which I use to download games to disk so I can watch them offline later. I use it like this:
For international subscribers, I believe you still need to buy the PostSeason.TV package but then you get no blackout restrictions. I think you will need to add "postseason=1" to your config.
For US/Canada, if you purchase the PostSeason.TV, you can get the camera angles via the 'P' key (uppercase P.)
I don't have remote access to home from work. So unless I can get my VM working (which wasn't earlier) on the work laptop, I probably cannot test the postseason angles until the weekend.
No question, just wanted to mention that earlier today I committed version 2014.03 to the OpenBSD ports tree. No patches were needed, just dependency tracking, and making semi-trivial wrappers to not pollute the filesystem hierarchy too much.
For international subscribers, I believe you still need to buy the PostSeason.TV package but then you get no blackout restrictions. I think you will need to add "postseason=1" to your config.
No post-season package is necessary: It comes with the annual subscription, and yes you get no blackout restrictions. So far it is working fine.
No question, just wanted to mention that earlier today I committed version 2014.03 to the OpenBSD ports tree. No patches were needed, just dependency tracking, and making semi-trivial wrappers to not pollute the filesystem hierarchy too much.
Thanks!
Cool! Thanks! Except that the season is nearly over and there's no guarantee 2014 code will work for 2015 season.
I may add an auto-update to 2015. Configurable, of course.
No post-season package is necessary: It comes with the annual subscription, and yes you get no blackout restrictions. So far it is working fine.
Yep. Been listening to games live this week. Both Wild Cards contained regional blackout teams. Eh, doesn't matter. TBS and Fox will black me out this postseason anyway. Looks like I'm watching the postseason from the bars again like every year.
Having problems watching game 1 of the Angels/Royals ALDS, it comes up with MLB_NON_US_BLACKOUT, but I can watch it from my browser just fine.
I think the issue is that there's a National (TBS_NAT) and International (TBS-INT) Feed for the game. MLBViewer is trying to play the TBS-NAT feed which won't play for International viewers, I need it to try to play the TBS-INT feed, how can I do that?
MLBViewer lists both in the media view ("e"), but I can only get it to try to play TBS-NAT.
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