You are going to install all the required binary files and automatically add then to system variable - Path. The Python interpreter will be installed automatically too.
- download git from https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/releases/download/v2.52.0.windows.1/Git-2.52.0-64-bit.exe and run the installer
- re-start your machine
- Open Start
- Type PowerShell and select open PowerShell
- Within PowerShell change directory, chdir, or cd, to your chosen location, where TwinVine is to be installed, and type the following command followed by enter,
- Inside PowerShell, change directory to TwinVine (cd TwinVine) and run the following command by copying or typing the line, followed by pressing enter.
- Watch the installation, a number of binary files will be downloaded and installed to C:\Tool\bin. Installation will take a while. After finishing, close PowerShell and restart your machine.
- Open Start
- Type PowerShell
- Type uv [return]. Expect to see a screen of help. If uv did not install from the Install-media-tools.ps1 script you will not see any response. Uv is a python package manager.
- If uv is not installed close PowerShell and re-open as administrator, so
- Open Start
- Type PowerShell
- Right-click Windows PowerShell → Run as administrator
There is an installation file to install binaries. Install-media-tools.sh. Open it in a text editor and edit lines 6 and 7. Change the Debian/Ubuntu package-manager command 'apt-get' to whatever your package manager uses (dnf, pacman, yast, etc)
Then save and close and run the script with
```
sudo bash ./Install-media-tools.sh
```
The script will take some time to install. Check uv is installed.
If not, you can install uv with the following command in a terminal window
```
wget -qO- https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
```
Finally, cd to TwinVine and run each command in order,
As configured your files will be downloaded to TwinVine/packages/envied/src/downloads/
The envied.yaml can be edited for the download location - use a full path, on windows with forward slashes C:/Users/Downloads and Linux /home/user/Downloads, for example.
Cookies: As configured the Cookies folder is in packages/envied/src/. Each cookie file - type .txt should be names exactly as the service eg DNSP.txt and you personal login cookie placed inside.
WVDs: A CDM - called device.wvd is located at TwinVine/WVDs
Vaults: No local vaults are configured but a remote vault is used for caching and fetching. Often times you will see DRMLab s the source of the license key -saving unnecessary requests to a license server.
