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    I am trying to get a very lightweight headless box set up.
    I have a Pi3 (A+) that I have installed the Debian 64bit Lite OS on and it's working nicely, except I get an error trying to use mp4decrypt.

    The error is an Exec Format Error which suggests it is because the version of mp4decrypt I'm using is not compatible with the Pi3 architecture. The Pi3 is an ARM (Cortex A53) architecture and I've tried the Linux binary here but as that's a x86 binary I'm sure that's the issue.

    So, does anyone have a compiled version of mp4decrypt that will run on ARM, or could anyone do me a favour and compile it from the source please?
    Last edited by mkjustuk; 12th Mar 2024 at 06:35.
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  2. i made one use on my realme x2 phone(arm64 v8a) with termux, not sure if it will works on your device or not, you can try


    https://files.videohelp.com/u/305271/mp4decrypt
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  3. If you have docker or podman installed on your RPi, you can copy mp4decrypt from the dash-mpd-cli container, which is available for Linux/aarch64

    Code:
    podman run --rm -it -v /tmp:/content --entrypoint /bin/sh ghcr.io/emarsden/dash-mpd-cli
    In the shell, cp /usr/bin/mp4decrypt to /content for it to be visible on the host in the /tmp directory.
    The binary comes from Alpine Linux; it's probably possible to find the apk packages for that distribution.
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    Thanks both, I'll try the one shellcmd has linked (much appreciated) to and if not I'll look at putting docker on the RPi and take a look at the Alpine option.
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