5 Livestation 2.7.0 is using libopenal.so.0, that's the OpenAL Demo versioned 0.0.8. And it's only a Demo and not maintained anymore. The original upstream endorses the usage of OpenAL Soft, http://kcat.strangesoft.net/openal.html It will come with a copy of libopenal.so.1, backwards compatible ABI but different API. Please rebuild your software to use the new library. 2009-10-05T09:09:48Z 0 17 0 5408 83.146.207.11 0 false 5 0 5408 0 false 2009-11-07T15:00:11Z 740802 128 I'm totally new to Linux (but have used computers since saving to punched paper was the norm) and encountered this error and looked around and see that others have also encountered it. I didn't find a solution on the various forums, but since Livestation had worked before today's attempt, I looked at my setup more closely and saw that the "system tray" on the bottom right was absent. It turns out that in Linux , at least in distro I am using, LinuxMint Gloria, a variant of Ubuntu, this is called the "Notification Area." To restore it involved nothing more than right-clicking the bar on the bottom, selecting "Add to Panel," and selecting "Notification Area." Once I did that, Livestation loaded up and ran without breaking at that error. I'm pretty sure this will work with many (mostt?) members of the Linux family, but if some in versions users get that error and this doesn't work, they might want to search for help in adding a "Notification Area" to their display. Hope this helps a few Livestation regulars and Linux newbies get past that obstacle. LinuxMint is the first OS since Amiga I actually like and Livestation has become well established as an essential resource, so I am glad that the work on this viewer is so advanced. Thank you. 2009-10-02T05:56:32Z 0 17 0 5386 216.254.11.183 0 false 5 0 5386 0 false 2009-11-07T14:54:41Z 569239 122 16159 Hi.. I am on Mdriva-cooker2010 X86_64. Livestation (2.7.0 or 2.8.1) is correctly installed When starting i get this warning: "/usr/local/Livestation/Livestation.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libGLU.so.1: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64" I tried to copy/link the 32bits libraries "libGLU..." from /usr/lib to /usr/lib64 and/or to /usr/local/Livestation/lib. But i still can't launch my Livestation and get the same warning.. Please, is there any Livestation-x.x.x.run for mandriva-X86_64 system. Thks Best regards. selim,b. 2009-09-22T11:47:09Z 0 17 0 5335 82.67.249.68, 212.27.60.48 0 false 0 5335 0 false 2009-11-07T18:54:53Z 734234 137 I gave up Windows Vista for Suse 11.1 64. I am glad I did. I love it. And what makes it even more better is that Livestation has a linux installer. So I just wanted to say thanks not only for a great program but an extra thanks for having it for Linux as well. It works great, well once I read this forum and figured out how to get sound, lol. Which was easy enough to do. Great Job with Livestation! 2009-07-19T21:51:12Z 0 17 0 5022 67.240.191.130 0 false 27 4 5022 0 false 2009-11-07T17:56:35Z 797234 238 Livestation is great, but was driving me nuts - just stalling and staying stalled for no reason, uncannily right at a part I really wanted to see @!!! After a week of futsing, discovered : There is a fix for Atheros wireless cards that just drop the stream: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=540101 see entry from Robnz. basically, put your wireless card and router in ONE mode, ie 11G. Problem solved. Drops out once a hour, but resumes almost right away... A note added later : Installed WICD network manager (replacing gnome) from synaptic and doubled my speed ! Unbelievable ! Same result with my desktop.... Ubuntu 9.04, Toshiba 300D, ATI ( open source driver ) Atheros Madwifi driver. 2009-06-30T01:53:53Z 0 2009-07-01T17:52:28Z 17 0 4906 174.1.20.126 0 false 15 4 4906 0 false 2009-11-07T00:56:42Z 926746 296 Thank you so much for offering Livestation! I can not get Zattoo here, so Livestation is an excellent tool. Now, if I could just get the programmes I want in the areas I prefer without being denied (BBC World News) - I'd be totally hooked. 2009-06-06T18:55:19Z 0 17 0 4768 70.113.107.227 0 false 15 4 4768 0 false 2009-11-06T01:45:33Z 901298 354 This should affect 2.7.0, http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2009-0945 Please update asap. 2009-05-29T15:53:44Z 0 17 0 4717 87.93.46.112 0 false 5 0 4717 0 false 2009-11-06T22:06:21Z 740802 310 16159 Here is a file /usr/share/applications/Livestation.desktop that should, or could be installed with the .run for Livestation to show up in any distributions, most common desktops. The file has been verified to be correct by using desktop-file-utils command desktop-file-validate which you can find at: http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/desktop-file-utils Also this forum has a thread called "Livestation Icon" which should be installed to /usr/share/pixmaps/Livestation.svg or if you want, it can also be in .xpm or .png format but svg is preferred. [Desktop Entry] Version=1.0 Name=Livestation Type=Application Comment=Watch live, interactive TV and radio on the Livestation player Exec=livestation TryExec=livestation Icon=Livestation Categories=AudioVideo;TV; 2009-05-02T13:05:44Z 0 17 0 4580 87.95.37.5 0 false 16159 8 4580 0 false 2009-11-07T00:15:38Z 740802 644 5 The libqsvg.so at plugins/imageformats require libQtSvg.so.4 which is missing from the Livestatation .run for version 2.7.0 output of ldd: libQtSvg.so.4 => not found output of objdump -p: NEEDED libQtSvg.so.4 This is a problem when using the 32bit version of Livestation in 64bit system and package managers (distributions) only have 64bit version available of this library.. I guess this is the reason for including the other Qt libraries in the first place 2009-05-02T13:00:29Z 0 17 0 4579 87.95.37.5 0 false 5 4 4579 0 false 2009-11-07T14:41:51Z 740802 546 5 I was able to see video in different versions of Ubuntu, but I do not know which plugin or codec would work. Thanks, Rich 2009-04-27T22:33:11Z 0 17 0 4553 138.89.189.24 0 false 5 4 4553 0 false 2009-11-06T01:19:24Z 381069 519