www.makemkv.com

Works at least for ripping DVD, I'll try Bluray tomorrow.

A nosrc.rpm can be gotten here: http://awel.domblogger.net/7/special/re ... keMKV.html

Note that does not incluse the makemkv-oss or makemkv-bin sources, you have to supply those yourself.

Install the nosrc.rpm and it will install the spec ...

Solved - the shared libraries were being installed 644 not 755

This spec file builds and installs on x86_64 - testing to commence:


Name: MakeMKV
Version: 1.8.13
Release: 2%{?dist}
Summary: Convert video into other formats

Group: Applications/Multimedia
License: Complicated
URL: http://www ...

Splitting out the i686 into a separate package, I'm here:


[alice@localhost result]$ rpm --test -ih MakeMKV-oss-1.8.13-2.el7.awel.x86_64.rpm MakeMKV-bin-1.8.13-2.el7.awel.x86_64.rpm
error: Failed dependencies:
libdriveio.so.0()(64bit) is needed by MakeMKV-bin-1.8.13-2.el7.awel.x86_64
libmakemkv ...

Okay - the i686 deps look like they are coming from mmdtsdec

How necessary is that? From the name it looks like a DTS decoder.
Do I really need that on x86_64?

It builds it and makes an RPM - but it wants to bring in a bunch of i686 libraries - I'm looking into that, I hope that using MakeMKV doesn't *really* require I pollute my x86_64 system with i686 libraries...

Needless to say I haven't tested it yet, need to resolve that issue first.


Name ...

I would like to package this for RHEL 7

I already run this media repository:

http://awel.domblogger.net/7/media/

http://awel.domblogger.net/7/gstreamer/

I suspect I already have many of the dependencies packaged.

Your link did not contain a src.rpm - I would prefer to start with one that is ...

Actually it doesn't matter if it is installed from a repo, the configure script just needs to be able locate the header files.

Fedora 20, yes I followed the Fedora instruction and have MakeMKV working.

Disc 1 works swell.
Disc 2 produced a .mkv that does not play, nor is a thumbnail grabbed for it.

Using mkvextract I can extract the video and audio streams and do whatever transcoding I want, so I'm not negatively impacted ...

I do not know what is causing your problem, but can you extract the track with mkvextract and then transcode to flac outside of MakeMKV using the stand-alone flac binary?

okay here's what I ended up doing -

PGS to text formats looks like it requires software that requires Windows.

So with Kill Bill Part 1 - this was very time consuming but I like the results -

I manually created a .srt file with the subtitles from the Japanese portions of the movie.
Converted that ...

I am using MakeMKV with Fedora 20, ffmpeg 2.1.4 from rpmforge.

I am transcoding the rips to WebM - this is for my laptop I travel with and I can not install any third party codecs or software not available in stock Fedora on my laptop for security reasons. Well, I have root, I could, but I'm not ...