Handbrake 1.0 and Debian

Software & Operating Systems Linux
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Good evening,
I'm trying to rip a couple of DVDs on my second desktop computer. I just installed debian on it since I did have good experiences with it on my tertiary machine.

Since Handbrake released Version 1.0 I wanted to use it. There are only pre-built packages available for Ubuntu and I hit a couple of snags compiling handbrake from source.

Quick question: are any Ubuntu version's .deb files compatible with debian Jessie (I tried Zesty Zapus, which did not work). And before I sink another two hours into this project, I thought I'd ask for help.

disclaimer: They are home-grown DVDs, so no copyright violation.

2

I don't use handbrake for ripping, I've always used makemkv.

I've always found it easier to work with out of the box, on any distro.

3

most of the time yes. Might have to install some additional libraries

you might have to install DVD CSS cracking libraries anyway foro home-grown dvds as sometimes burners will still use CSS on the dvds

5

Little late to the party bud.

6

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