At least 5GB scratch space should be made available for Serviio to store temporary video transcodes.
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This should ensure there is enough space to hold a full transcoded movie. This can be done in the Serviio console, under the Delivery/Transcoding menu options. You may want to set the temp transcoding directory to the "_serviio" users home folder.# vi /usr/local/serviio/config/profiles.xml To change the DLNA server "friendly" name:.Otherwise you can put httpd in front of it to handle SSL. If you are accessing the media browser over the internet, you should probably pipe your connection over an SSH tunnel for the best security.To access the HTML5 media player put into your browser.# crontab -u _serviio /bin/sh /usr/local/serviio/bin/serviio.sh We just need to set up cron jobs to start Serviio at boot:
Your Serviio instance is now ready for prime time.You should now have your Serviio console listening on port 23423.:path=/usr/bin /bin /usr/sbin /sbin /usr/X11R6/bin /usr/local/bin /usr/local/sbin:\ Note: You will need to increase your limits in /etc/nf to allow at least 1.5G of memory usageĪn example nf section with the default limits raised looks something like this:.JAVA_OPTS="4Stack=true =true =4j.Slf4jLoggerFacade =$SERVIIO_HOME/library =$SERVIIO_HOME -Dffmpeg.location=ffmpeg -Ddcraw.location=dcraw -Dserviio.advertisementDuration=60" The new launch command will look as follows: In order to overcome this problem we need to add the following to the JAVA_OPTS string within the serviio.sh script: This appears to be due to the beaconing interval default used within the Serviio code. On OpenBSD it can take a while for the server to appear in the list of DLNA clients.
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Taken mostly verbatim from the install guide:.Open serviio.sh and add the following line directly below the PROGNAME variable declaration.Always check the offical release page for the latest version.
Note: As of August 2018, 1.9.2 is the latest Serviio release. Note: (dcraw is only needed for RAW image support) # pkg_add jre ffmpeg dcraw I decided to make my own install instructions for OpenBSD that don't start Serviio as root and that put the installed files in a better location. I've adapted these install instructions from the official install guide on the Serviio Wiki. It also has an integrated HTML5 media server for on-the-go use on mobile or in your browser. Serviio is a simple, easy to use DLNA media server that does on-the-fly media transcoding and remuxing to enable a hassle free DLNA experience.
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