I long used Handbrake to rip and encode from DVDs, but could notĬontinue to use it for Blu-rays. MakeMKV is 'try out then buy' software for ripping media from DVD and Blu-rayĭisks. Copy protection S'up with what's on this disk? deb package, there’s also a PPA repository that contains the software for all current Ubuntu releases.Table of Contents Installing/Updating MakeMKV Step 1: Downloads Step 2: Unpack Step 3: apt update and packages Step 4: Build and install makemkv-oss Step 5: Build and install makemkv-bin Step 6: Build with latest libavcodec Step 7: Build and add ccextractor to preferences Step 8: Configure with ffmpeg Step 9: Clean-up First exercise in ripping Second exercise in ripping MakeMKV decoding of the Blu-ray Handbrake encoding of result Conclusion A ripping example. ( Optional) For any reason, you can easily remove the MakeMKV snap package by running command in terminal: snap remove makemkv MakeMKV PPA:įor those who prefer installing it via native Ubuntu. However, it can be installed by running single command in terminal ( open terminal via Ctrl+Alt+T): snap install makemkvĢ.) One more command is required to run to connect the snap to the hardware-observe interface: sudo snap connect makemkv:hardware-observe So it can be easily installed either via Snappy Store or by running single command in terminal.ġ.) Don’t know why, but I don’t find makemkv in Ubuntu Software in Ubuntu 18.04. Thanks to Daniel Llewellyn, he has made the MakeMKV Snap package. Snap is a containerized software package runs in most Linux desktop. MakeMKV, make MKV from Blu-ray and DVD, now is easy to install via Snap package in Ubuntu 18.04 and higher.

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