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1. #How to install libdvdcss ubuntu how to#
2. #How to install libdvdcss ubuntu update#
3. #How to install libdvdcss ubuntu software#
4. #How to install libdvdcss ubuntu tv#
5. #How to install libdvdcss ubuntu free#

#How to install libdvdcss ubuntu tv#

* Xdtv: – Tv viewer and recorder, the dependancies, and plugins like plug-m (Maintainer: Stéph) * libdvdcss2: The library needed to play back encrypted DVDs.(Disponible.

* w32codecs: A package of codecs needed to play multiple formats, notably DivX.

Now you can install the following using the PLF repository: The line to add to your /etc/apt/sources.list file would be: Update: you can add the PLF repository to your sources.list to get the required multimedia codecs and binaries through apt-get (Synaptic). Note: These don’t work anymore – they are here more for archival purposes than anything else. The other commands/steps can be modified as neccessary – it is not too difficult to figure it out, and the exercise is left to the reader for now 🙂

In case the medibuntu repositories go down, you can add and use Seveas’ repositories.

#How to install libdvdcss ubuntu free#

Feel free to install any other you like, or might want. There are a lot of wonderful packages provided by Medibuntu. I posted the old-style instructions that modifies the existing sources.list file to ensure that the instructions work for everyone – those using Warty(the first release ever) through those using the latest release of Ubuntu. Note: There are installation instructions on the Medibuntu page for Dapper and newer that are different – only because the instructions help you create a new sources.list file without mucking around in the old sources.list file. Sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2 w32codecs Now you can install libdvdcss2 and w32codecs using the following command: In a terminal execute the following command:ĥ.

#How to install libdvdcss ubuntu update#

Now update the local list of packages to get the list of packages from the newly added Medibuntu repository: To do this, run the following command from the terminal:Ĥ. Import the gpg key for the Medibuntu repository to ensure that the packages are installed without warnings/errors regarding trust: If you are running Feisty or some other release, other than edgy, replace the word “edgy” in both lines above with the name of the release you are using.ģ. Add the following lines to add the Medibuntu repository to the file: $sudo vim /etc/apt/sources.list to open it in the Vim command line text editorĢ. $gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list to open it in the GUI text editor Edit the file /etc/apt/sources.list using either of the following commands in a terminal: To add libdvdcss2 and win32codecs to your Ubuntu installation, you have to add the Medibuntu package repository to your /etc/apt/sources.list file.ġ. Last Updated: ApInstallation instructions for libdvdcss2 and w32codecs in Ubuntu Update: The following instructions have been updated & work perfectly fine! Some of the old repositories that do not work anymore have been moved to the very end of this post for archival purposes. The w32codecs package is used to play some media file formats in mplayer, xine etc. The libdvdcss2 package helps you play dvds.

#How to install libdvdcss ubuntu how to#

This post will tell you how to find them to install them on your Ubuntu computer.

#How to install libdvdcss ubuntu software#

These software are provided free for use in Ubuntu – however due to restrictions on distributing these modules in countries like the USA, they are not always easy to find. You need codecs (decoders) and software to read the contents of DVDs to be able to see multimedia files of different formats, as well as DVDs. No, I don't care what the DMCA says.Libdvdcss2 and w32codecs for Ubuntu DecemPosted by Carthik in ubuntu. But now I had to get a dvd for work, I use Ubuntu at home, and I can't even work on this stupid thing that cost me $120! I'm fit to be tied.Īssuming I ever get libdvdcss installed correctly, is there any trick to using it? Will vlc just realize it's there and play the dvd? Alternatively, what else could I be using besides libdvdcss? Please help! I usually get all my movies from, which works great since my favorite is Buster Keaton. Where can I find a repository with libdvdcss (or libdvdcss2 - I'm not sure the difference is)? (I'm running edgy.) Or if there is no repository, is there a site with simple, step-by-step instructions that work? VLC, much as I love and admire that project, is assuming way more knowledge than I have. It would really, really, really be nice to use adept and have it do it's usual clean and effortless job. I think I'm missing about fifteen dependencies and the whole thing makes my eyes glaze over. I've tried to compile the source from the VLC site, but get hundreds of warning and error messages. jdong's earlier post in Mar 2005 referred to it.)

(I don't remember the URL exactly, but you probably know what I mean.