www.makemkv.com

Perhaps. The simple answer is yes, if you are on the same distro. The long one is, it matters on glibc and gcc versions used.

What distro? There is likely a person doing one for your distro here. I run a repo for Red Hat/CentOS/Scientific/Oracle 7.
http://schotty.com/yum/el/7/repoview/makemkv.html ...

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OK I have several discs I have been using to look into rip speed issues, and noticed that I can rip (slowly) but get perfect results. Streaming is pure garbage. 2 secs of video, 15 sec of buffering. This is via VLC or mPlayer.

Any tips on what I should look into as the culprit? I am currently in ...

It looks like I may have to determine which library is not right. I see that according to not only my spec file, but also what is on my system, that the makemkv specific things are correct. But I am having some issues determining what is being loaded. I can see that ffmpeg is built wrong, but also ...

I am currently working on packaging up the new version. Ill take a look at what I can get going with that. I know that when I first ran this under CentOS 7.0 it was slowish. I can see if there are some build flags or something that may answer why it is so much faster on Fedora as opposed to EL.

And ...

NEOhidra wrote:Great!

Thank you for the reppo!

You are very welcome!

Actually rather nice job done here!

The suggestions would be:
-Combine the two scripts.
-Check for files present and query to redownload if files are present. To see if there are partially downloaded ones, use curl/wget and save it to blah.gz.part and then whence completed mv it to blah.tar.gz ...

I rolled up some RPMs for EL7 (Red Hat, CentOS, Oracle, Scientific Linux, Springdale). Sadly I do have a few dependencies outside of my repo. This needs Nux's repo alongside mine. And for rebuilding the SRPMs, you will need ATRPMS as well with a few special parameters to block out packages that step ...

I might have gotten a package worthwhile of sharing. Working out a few dependencies so I dont have a crapton of repos. Currently I have gotten it down to Nux and Epel. Ill keep you posted.

What would it take (bribery is acceptable by me ) to get el7 rpms made too? Or sharing of the .spec file you used or srpm?

OK. I found the page here which details the rough instructions for getting things going. I also found this page .

Where I stand is here: got the bin package installed just fine, not much to do there anyhow. The oss package is where I am running into issues. Here is some terminal output:

andrew ...