Dominic Hock
Dominic Hock
No no. I used the master of this repository. Before I patched my ffmpeg using the script in the repository thumbnails were generated. Now after executing the patch using `curl...
Usually video station will generate a thumbnail in the eaDir folder using ffmpeg (a one frame image from the video). But after applying the patch from this repository the thumbnails...
First I had to use the following: `curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AlexPresso/VideoStation-FFMPEG-Patcher/main/patcher.sh | sudo bash -s -- -a unpatch` `curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AlexPresso/VideoStation-FFMPEG-Patcher/main/patcher.sh | sudo bash -s -- -b new_wrapper` else I would get "permission...
The @ eaDir is only visible using WinSCP / SCP, it does not show up in SMB nor in filestation. The directory contains all thumbnails / covers that VideoStation uses...
I cannot explain why the VideoStation should be an old version, I pretty much use the latest available in Package Manager:  Either way permissions on my `@eaDir` is 0777:...
Sure can: [libsynovte.zip](https://github.com/AlexPresso/VideoStation-FFMPEG-Patcher/files/8864464/libsynovte.zip) > It's the latest available for your DSM version, but updating to DSM 7.1 allows you to update VideoStation to 3.0.3 Yea do not want to update...
This happens if you didn't specify a valid sensor
> You don't need an ENV variable to change the user. That can be done at run time with flags like: Yes "I" need it. Running it in synology under...
No, just resorted to using a VM instead.. Shame that they don't care.
> > You don't need an ENV variable to change the user. That can be done at run time with flags like: > > Yes "I" need it. Running it...