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I have not been able to get Splashtop-streamer to work properly. Installed from ARU, and it worked the first time, I was able to setup the account, etc. After that icon would bounce for a wile and quit with nothing happening.
So I tried to launch it manualy from a terminal using the command borrowed from the .desktop file in /opt/splashtop-streamer:
python /opt/splashtop-streamer/SRStreamer.pyc
RuntimeError: Bad magic number in .pyc file
And it exits
If change it to launch with python 2:
python2 /opt/splashtop-streamer/SRStreamer.pyc
SRFeature: /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.1.0.0: no version information available (required by SRFeature)
SRFeature: /usr/lib/libssl.so.1.0.0: no version information available (required by SRFeature)
And it shows up in my android client, but connecting fails.
Last edited by dan457 (2014-02-22 18:19:21)
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You need to launch it with python2.
The libcrypto and libssl errors are normal, and don't cause any misbehaving.
splashtop-streamer for linux was made for ubuntu, and doesn't work without networkmanager.
Install networkmanager, and set up your network connection through it.
Connecting should work now, with any desktop enviroment.
Also, set up your strwamer with a specific port. I use 1337 since it's easy to remember. Set the streamer IP and port on your client devices.
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You need to launch it with python2.
The libcrypto and libssl errors are normal, and don't cause any misbehaving.
splashtop-streamer for linux was made for ubuntu, and doesn't work without networkmanager.
Install networkmanager, and set up your network connection through it.
Connecting should work now, with any desktop enviroment.
Also, set up your strwamer with a specific port. I use 1337 since it's easy to remember. Set the streamer IP and port on your client devices.
I've been having similar problems as the OP here. I've installed NetworkManager, using XFCE4, Gnome and KDE and I've still been unable to get Splashtop-Streamer, specifically SRFeature, to not crash when I attempt to connect. Is there something I'm missing or has something been updated that's no longer making this feasible? I've had this work still on Ubuntu but I really dislike my system's performance on that
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Try to install libx264-142 from the AUR. That got it working for me.
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Try to install libx264-142 from the AUR. That got it working for me.
Thank you so much! This fixed my issue
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@BonVoyYawg,
since you had a dedicated thread opened for the issue and it is solved, I am closing this thread.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fo … bumping.22
Closing.
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