* if you had previous versions of the plugin installed, then do
* copy jar-file to /operational_shared/plugins/custom/
* downgrade the Format Library to 7.1099 (which is the last version before the mapping was introduced according to the release page at https://github.com/rosetta-format-library/RosettaFormatLibrary/releases)
* upgrade format library to version YYYYYY
* delete all previous plugin versions. You might have to remove the Classification Group assignment from the list of extractors and modify format entries in the FL.
* install the newly packed plugin JAR to "/operational_shared/plugins/bundled/"
* NOTE: Do NOT install it TO "/operational_shared/plugins/custom/", because Rosetta will assume that it has to use the Local FL, where you then would have to create a manual mapping. And trust me, you REALLY don’t want to do that.
* Restart Rosetta (dps_restart)
* upgrade the Format Library to the latest version (at lease 7.1100, latest 7.2106)
* check that the plugin has been assigned correctly in the Extractors list (this should have happened automatically during plugin installation)
* configure format “fmt/569” to have the plugin as its assigned MdExtractor in the Global Format Library
configuration
Configuration
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* nothing needed, because mapping is part of current format library
* nothing needed, because mapping is part of current format library
copyright hints
Copyright hints
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MediaInfo is released under Gnu General Public License 3.0 (or higher),
MediaInfo is released under Gnu General Public License 3.0 (or higher),
therefore it could not be integrated and delivered as a binary only plugin.
therefore it could not be integrated and delivered as a binary only plugin.