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Response to request for testing #1
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Yeah im getting the same error myself, i think its the html parser anglesharp thats giving the error, il try o to replace it later this week |
ITS ALIVE =D |
ah damnit, and we are back on malfunctioned |
Finally the first plugin is working, the yifi subtitle plugin is working here now, please test it out and give me some feedback |
Yeah the installation process seems to be running smoothly. The yifi plugin now opens a settings dialog pre-populated with the Feb 06 00:44:48 rockpro64 jellyfin[2222545]: [00:44:48] [ERR] Error downloading subtitles from Yifi The yt-dl and NRK plugins also seem to install without issue. And the NRK collection now appears on my home screen with populated categories, however the videos don't actually play yet: Feb 06 13:17:12 rockpro64 jellyfin[3265207]: [13:17:12] [INF] Loaded assembly n0tFlix.Helpers, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null from /var/lib/jellyfin/plugins/Nrk_0.0.1.3/n0tFlix.Helpers.dll |
The nrk videos are fixed now, or most of them are, im having a hard time finiding the variable to know if its still possible to watch that show or not so its bringing in some old movies/series yeah the subtitle plugins are a copy of the opensubtitles plugin, i should probably just remove the html code, but im telling myself that if i look long enough at them il understand how html works and i can start making some ui too |
okay i was to fast with saying the nrk channel is working, on my develoepr laptop it runs just perfect, but on my ubuntu server all i get is a black screen |
Okay so i disabled my local jellyfin installation and setup a new one in docker and there the channel works perfectly again |
Sounds good, to uninstall the old NRK I had to delete the folder by hand from my plugins dir on the server, the jellyfin UI would just sit and spin. I don't know if this was related to the following issues. So uninstalled Yifi (again deleting from the server's filesystem) If we want to wrestle the repo issues a different time LMK and I can I pull the NRK manually. |
Yeah the uninstall thing i think is because i was using the wrong version number in my menifest. Thanks for telling me about the checksum, that was a test of a app to auto create the manifest file on each compile and i see now that it ads a extra - to the checksum, il do a update for that after school tomorow |
okay the manifest should be working now |
Thanks Odd looks great. |
I've installed your current manifest https://raw.githubusercontent.com/n0tOdd/n0tFlix/main/Manifest/n0tFlix-Manifest-Template.json
and the included plugin n0tFlix.Plugin.TvSubtitles
This is on a small arm64 SBC: rockpro64
plugin appears to install, but shows up in the web interface marked "Status: Malfunctioned" and I have this in my logs:
Feb 04 13:53:30 rockpro64 jellyfin[1398948]: [13:53:30] [INF] New plugin installed: n0tFlix.Plugin.TvSubtitles 12.0.0.0
Feb 04 13:53:51 rockpro64 jellyfin[1399116]: [13:53:51] [ERR] Failed to load assembly /var/lib/jellyfin/plugins/n0tFlix.Plugin.TvSubtitles_12.0.0.0/n0tFlix.Plugin.TvSubtitles.dll. Unknown exception was thrown. Disabling plugin.
Feb 04 13:53:51 rockpro64 jellyfin[1399116]: System.BadImageFormatException: Could not load file or assembly 'n0tFlix.Plugin.TvSubtitles, Version=12.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'. Reference assemblies should not be loaded for execution. They can only be loaded in the Reflection-only loader context. (0x80131058)
Feb 04 13:53:51 rockpro64 jellyfin[1399116]: File name: 'n0tFlix.Plugin.TvSubtitles, Version=12.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' ---> System.BadImageFormatException: Cannot load a reference assembly for execution.
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