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'''Avdump2 keeps looking for <tt>/some/directory/mono</tt>''' | '''Avdump2 keeps looking for <tt>/some/directory/mono</tt>''' | ||
If you extracted Avdump2 into <tt>/some/directory</tt> and it won’t work because it can’t find <tt>/some/directory/mono</tt>, you might have a buggy Mono version. This has been observed with Mono 2.10 on Gentoo and downgrading to Mono 2.8 solved the issue. It might also work if you create a symlink from <tt>mono</tt> to <tt>Avdump2CL.exe</tt> in that directory. | If you extracted Avdump2 into <tt>/some/directory</tt> and it won’t work because it can’t find <tt>/some/directory/mono</tt>, you might have a buggy Mono version. This has been observed with Mono 2.10 on Gentoo and downgrading to Mono 2.8 solved the issue. It might also work if you create a symlink from <tt>mono</tt> to <tt>Avdump2CL.exe</tt> in that directory. This only applies to versions up to 5080. Don’t use this workaround with version 5081 and newer. | ||
=== libMediaInfo === | === libMediaInfo === | ||