Hello, I'm a paid user of Asset UPnP due to it kicks so much butt for what I am looking for in an UPnP program. Currently I have it running on my desktop while my music is on a network drive. However, I'm trying to install Asset UPnP on a Ras Pi 4 with the popular music OS moOde in the background. Nice thing about moOde is it gives me a web SSH terminal, which is what I been using to install stuff like the Roon Bridge. However, there are situations that I have to use UPnP over Roon.
Anyhoo, I been following the new installations here:
However, the issue is trying to install the Purchased License of Raspberry Pi/armv7, so this step here:
Note: I did replace the string of numbers with my order that beings with a R.
When in terminal it installs as asset.tar.gz. When it comes to the part to untar the file, I get an error message saying file is not a valid .gz file. When I did the file command to see what type of file asset.tar.gz is really is, terminal is telling me that it is a Windows .exe file. Curious, I just put this into Chrome after changing the numbers to my order *:
And it gives me the Windows.exe Asset UPnP to install. I was wondering if your team can review the instructions to see if the Ras Pi Purchase link with the terminal instructions is linking to the wrong OS version. The current instructions is easy enough to follow
Thanks.
Anyhoo, I been following the new installations here:
Code:
https://forum.dbpoweramp.com/showthread.php?45478-Asset-UPnP-for-Linux-instructions-x86-Raspberry-Pi
Code:
wget http://secure.dbpoweramp.com/downloadorder.aspx?ordernum=123456789 -O asset.tar.gz
When in terminal it installs as asset.tar.gz. When it comes to the part to untar the file, I get an error message saying file is not a valid .gz file. When I did the file command to see what type of file asset.tar.gz is really is, terminal is telling me that it is a Windows .exe file. Curious, I just put this into Chrome after changing the numbers to my order *:
Code:
http://secure.dbpoweramp.com/downloadorder.aspx?ordernum=123456789
Thanks.
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