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I'm trying to use neolink with the Frigate home assistant addon.
I can install gstreamer libs and get neolink working BUT the changes are lost on restart.
Is it possible gstreamer could be statically linked in with neolink?
If not, any other methods you can think of? I've tried setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH to pwd and sticking the libs in there. That makes neolink stop complaining about gstreamer but introduces new errors like unknown symbol something something. Maybe I forgot a lib but I would have thought it'd continue complaining about libs until they were all satisfied.
Any help is appreciated. Technically I could pipe Frigate's back channel audio through netcat to a server that DOES have gstreamer libs, but that's not really a super elegant way to go about it.
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No gstreamer is used through a plugin system and doesn't really support statics in that way.
It sounds like you are using a frigate container, any changes made to a container will always be lost on restart. The way around this is to make a new base image with the libraries you need. We provide a base image for neolink and there is a separate project which integrates that image into a HA plugin. You should use that and do container to container networking and not modify the frigate container at all
Do I need to use the talk subcommand to do the two way audio or does 2 way audio also work through the RTSP stream neolink provides? That's mainly what I'm after.
I'm trying to use neolink with the Frigate home assistant addon.
I can install gstreamer libs and get neolink working BUT the changes are lost on restart.
Is it possible gstreamer could be statically linked in with neolink?
If not, any other methods you can think of? I've tried setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH to pwd and sticking the libs in there. That makes neolink stop complaining about gstreamer but introduces new errors like unknown symbol something something. Maybe I forgot a lib but I would have thought it'd continue complaining about libs until they were all satisfied.
Any help is appreciated. Technically I could pipe Frigate's back channel audio through netcat to a server that DOES have gstreamer libs, but that's not really a super elegant way to go about it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: