version 1.5, 2020/09/08 21:05:59
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version 1.6, 2020/09/09 14:28:56
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Line 17 By default, under NetBSD, when installin
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Line 17 By default, under NetBSD, when installin
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Libdvdcss is already present for installation in pkgsrc. As it is illegal in certain states, pkgsrc can not install it directly without some user interaction. |
Libdvdcss is already present for installation in pkgsrc. As it is illegal in certain states, pkgsrc can not install it directly without some user interaction. |
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Before making it, we will first need to add some information to [mk.conf(5)](//man.NetBSD.org/mk.conf.5), namely the master sites from which we should fetch the libdvdcss source code. There are many, including the videolan project, which hosts libdvdcss: |
Before making it, we will first need to add some information to [[!template id=man name="mk.conf" section="5"]], namely the master sites from which we should fetch the libdvdcss source code. There are many, including the videolan project, which hosts libdvdcss: |
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# echo "LIBDVDCSS_MASTER_SITES='the website you found'" >> /etc/mk.conf |
# echo "LIBDVDCSS_MASTER_SITES='the website you found'" >> /etc/mk.conf |
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Line 27 Now, start building libdvdcss (should no
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Line 27 Now, start building libdvdcss (should no
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# make install clean |
# make install clean |
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That's it. From now on, libavcodec (and consequently, your favorite multimedia reader) should automagically use libdvdcss to read your commercial's DVDs, through [dlopen(3)](//man.NetBSD.org/dlopen.3), when required. |
That's it. From now on, libavcodec (and consequently, your favorite multimedia reader) should automagically use libdvdcss to read your commercial's DVDs, through [[!template id=man name="dlopen" section="3"]], when required. |
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