www.makemkv.com

It looks like you have the deb-multimedia repo enabled, which is pulling in a different compiled package of ffmpeg. Because makemkv compiles against an internal private ffmpeg function, apt tries to install the version of libavcodec61 from Debian's official repo, but that conflicts with the one prov...

I'm getting some circular dependency errors as of yesterday. Anyone have any ideas? Debian Bookworm, no issues until yesterday: A security update for ffmpeg was released , which will require a rebuild of makemkv because it uses a private function call from ffmpeg: Seems the only way out is to get r...

Hi, will there be a workaround for Debian bookworm? I can't get these dependencies resolved: Die folgenden Pakete haben unerfüllte Abhängigkeiten: libmakemkv1 : Hängt ab von: libavcodec58 (>= 7:4.2) ist aber nicht installierbar Hängt ab von: libavutil56 (>= 7:4.0) ist aber nicht installierbar Hängt...

Thank you for providing this repo and the debian packages. As my drive is in an headless server without gui, which file do i have to install or download to have only the cli version? I believe apt install makemkvcon should be what you need to get just the cli version without the full gui provided b...

Upstream bug report: https://github.com/CCExtractor/ccextractor/issues/1418

(Please don't revive dead threads....) It's 100% possible to install/run makemkv on bullseye -- it's what I've been doing the last year and a half. If you really want to build it yourself (and not take advantage of the pre-built packages), qt5 development packages are available: https://tracker.debi...

See also viewtopic.php?f=3&t=24328 for pre-built Debian packages.

Also, I publish unofficial Debian packages: https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=24328 There are filed ITPs with Debian to place MakeMKV in the non-free section of the archive (https://bugs.debian.org/1003815 and https://bugs.debian.org/1005075), so maybe someday you'll be able to...

Glad to hear others are finding my packaging work useful!

Alright, I've pushed updated packages to my repo. For the time being, I've reverted back to using the bundled libraries rather than the Debian-provided ones. I wasn't able to easily figure out a fix, as the issue is down in those libraries and I'm not familiar enough with them to really understand w...

Hi salty, I bet you're using the Debian packages I provide. :wink: I hit this same issue today.... trying to convert a Blu-ray disc was stalling. Interestingly, trying to process a DVD resulted in a segfault: makemkvcon[117820]: segfault at 7fa56866aff8 ip 00007fa56fa247c9 sp 00007fa56866b000 error ...

Yeah, all Linux packages will be unofficial. I'm not sure where you were getting your packages from before (maybe a PPA?); if you can track down the person who was doing the builds they might be able to push an update. However, I've seen more and more Ubuntu-focused packaging being moved to snaps or...

This may not be an ideal solution, but I do publish unofficial Debian packages for MakeMKV at https://apt.calenhad.com. I "eat my own dogfood" and use these packages on my systems. They should remain up to date as new releases come out. Pros: Properly packaged as debs Cleanly install/upgra...

For quite some time I’ve been packaging MakeMKV for my own use, and recently Ben Westover has been actively working on the ITPs to get the packages into Debian. Ben is now hosting the packages to make them available to a larger audience. Caveats: These are unofficial third party packages for MakeMKV...