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Ability to house REW - Printable Version +- Moode Forum (https://moodeaudio.org/forum) +-- Forum: moOde audio player (https://moodeaudio.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: Feature requests (https://moodeaudio.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=8) +--- Thread: Ability to house REW (/showthread.php?tid=4738) Pages:
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Ability to house REW - Marrahm - 02-21-2022 Would it be useful to be able to install the latest version of REW directly to the MoodePi so that filters could be created “in-house” for use in Camilla? SSH in to REW, plug in a mic to the usb and off you go. Thanks, Mike RE: Ability to house REW - Tim Curtis - 02-21-2022 What are the steps for installing, configuring and using REW? RE: Ability to house REW - TheOldPresbyope - 02-21-2022 Based on the "success" case reported in https://www.avnirvana.com/threads/installing-rew-on-rarpberry-and-so-raspbian.6559/ I infer that installing an appropriate Java runtime environment enables the REW Linux Installer to work successfully. Haven't tried it myself. The REW installer worked fine on my x86-64 LinuxMint laptop last year. It uses a shell script to install/uninstall Java .jar files so seems innocuous but apparently it tries to install an AMD64 Java runtime if an appropriate runtime isn't detected. From the Downloads section of the REW website Quote:Linux installer (42.2 MB, includes private Java 8 AMD64 runtime) Configuring and using REW has been the subject of a number of big books and of threads on the official forum. I used it only once, as an experiment, to see what it took to create a custom filter based on someone else's data. No way I'm going to hardware-up to measure room responses. Regards, Kent RE: Ability to house REW - Tim Curtis - 02-21-2022 This looks like a component that has a restrictive license and can't be redistributed. Code: "private Java 8 AMD64 runtime" RE: Ability to house REW - TheOldPresbyope - 02-21-2022 (02-21-2022, 05:10 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote: This looks like a component that has a restrictive license and can't be redistributed. Dunnoh. It'll take someone more dedicated to REW than I am to figure out any gotchas. RE: Ability to house REW - TheOldPresbyope - 02-21-2022 Apart from a usual disclaimer of any warranty, this is the content of the REW EULA.html file I just found in my laptop installation. Quote:1. LICENSE It says nothing about that AMD64 Java runtime but we couldn't make use of that anyway. Since REW has all its tooling wrapped up in its own substantial, Java-generated GUI I'm not sure how it could be integrated usefully into moOde even if licensing worked out. If an RPi is to be the host, then I'd think one would want to be running RaspiOS Desktop on it. And with that I'll retreat to my roost in the bleachers. Regards, Kent RE: Ability to house REW - Marrahm - 02-21-2022 (02-21-2022, 04:43 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote: What are the steps for installing, configuring and using REW? Tim, All i did to try and install it was: -SSH into my MoodePi -wget the latest Linux version of REW -change file props to be executable -run it. *it generates an error, I suspect b/c the base OS for Moode is not completely updated via apt-get (but I’m guessing). Although REW says it includes a private version of JRE, it only loads that if it doesn’t find the regular current version. When I tried to load that to my MoodePi, it failed as above. Thanks, Mike RE: Ability to house REW - Marrahm - 02-21-2022 (02-21-2022, 05:59 PM)TheOldPresbyope Wrote: Apart from a usual disclaimer of any warranty, this is the content of the REW EULA.html file I just found in my laptop installation. FWIW, my suggestion was just to have MoodePi setup so it would allow installation of REW alongside Moode. I can’t see much of a reason to have Moode include REW itself as its pretty complicated and you dont’ need it all the time at least for room comp. But it seems there are some things in the MoodePi OS setup that prevent it from loading the current Linux REW and/or the necessary JRE. I’m just not smart enough to identify them. RE: Ability to house REW - Marrahm - 02-21-2022 (02-21-2022, 05:10 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote: This looks like a component that has a restrictive license and can't be redistributed. Tim, don’t think its necessarily worth the time/ effort for you to redistribute at least in short term (would be a cool collaboration though). But if the MoodePI OS could be configured such that we can install the latest JRE, we could just install the latest REW via SSH and run it that way on an as needed basis. RE: Ability to house REW - Tim Curtis - 02-21-2022 Got it. I misread your post. Have you tried installing it on the latest RaspiOS Bullseye Lite? Thats the OS we are using for upcoming moOde 8. If there are any install errors post the console login and I'll have a look :-) |