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Software => Applications and Porting => Topic started by: MauryG5 on December 15, 2019, 03:09:36 am
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Hi guys, I'm looking for applications to be able to read bluray discs correctly, do you have any application to recommend? Unfortunately today VLC is not available on Power, I was hoping for that but it is not available ...
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Without going into the bluray issue for legal reasons, I do want to correct the VLC concern. I use VLC on POWER quite often as part of my workflow -- e.g. to check video output from kdenlive (in 4k, actually!). If your distro doesn't have VLC for POWER I'd be very, very surprised. ;)
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Hi Tim, yet I have tried several times and I could not find it, I had found a site where there are many applications for the various distributions, I went to Fedora and I also found VLC but when I went to download it he wrote me not available for your architecture ...! Where do you get it for example?
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VLC = VideoLan Client
https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/installing-and-running-vlc/
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great MPC, so then why didn't you let me download VLC, you have to enable the fusion repositories, perfect then I will try to perform this procedure thanks good work!
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Installed. And to think that I believed that there was not yet for Power, I didn't know how to look for it and obviously I didn't know the requirements to install it. Except that at the moment it doesn't read many DVDs / Blurays, I need some other files to integrate like the AACS library I installed but which I haven't apparently enabled yet, I have to understand how to do it and how to make it work better. Thanks again to the MPC for the procedure!
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Hi guys, I'm looking for applications to be able to read bluray discs correctly, do you have any application to recommend? Unfortunately today VLC is not available on Power, I was hoping for that but it is not available ...
Try MakeMKV: https://www.makemkv.com/
For Linux you have to compile the sources: https://www.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=224
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Even if you do, there is still a x86 binary-only blob that does the actual extraction. (You should or should not trust me as I may or may not have tried this.) That blob I so far have not gotten running in qemu-user.
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VLC works quite well however, of course some discs do not read them in any case, unfortunately, especially the most recent ones, I am always talking about original material and regularly purchased in stores. I hope that updates will gradually come out to improve the situation.
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Hi guys, that you know is there the possibility to compile the MakeMKV application on Power? I just tried but I get stuck on the command: ./configure --prefix = / usr --disable-static
it gives me the error that says: configure: error: cannot guess build type; you must specify one
As for the list of libraries you ask me, it seems that there is no library for us: libqt4-dev
Have any of you ever tried to build this application by accident?
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All that application is, is the front-end. It doesn't do any key extraction. You need the x86-only blob for that and it is not open-source.
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I understand so it is not usable anyway. I had read that it was an ideal application for reading Blu-rays on Linux. Obviously I always talk about original and regularly purchased software.
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Search for Blu-Ray ppc64le got me to this result
https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&p=113110
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Good MPC, interesting discussion. At this point we just have to follow the story and see if they will develop MakeMKV for us too ...
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For simple jobs, can you get away with ffmpeg for now?
ffmpeg -i ./BDMV/STREAM/00000.m2ts transcoded.mkv
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Yes ffmpeg is already installed on my system with the most recent version, I was looking for something more specific to improve the performance with bluray ...