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- Wine Eac3to and You.
- I'm going to assume you have a backend installed(bytesized connect/swizzin/quickbox) and are on a 64 bit system.
- I did all of this on Ubuntu 16.04, other OS may vary slightly.
- All of this is to be done via command line ssh. Putty/terminal, your choice.
- SSH into your server and run the commands listed here.
- Download eac3to from here: http://madshi.net/eac3to.zip unzip, and place in your /home/ directory. If you decide to change where you place eac3to's folder, your commands below will have to change accordingly.
- Wine installation:
- 1. sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
- 2. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:wine/wine-builds
- 3. sudo apt-get update
- 4. sudo apt-get install --install-recommends winehq-devel
- To test, cd /home/$USER/eac3to/ && wine eac3to.exe
- A bunch of things should pop up on your screen, skim them and you'll see its decoder tools and such.
- Now we're going to make an alias so you can run eac3to by simply typing eac3to.
- Again from home directory: echo "alias eac3to='wine /home/$USER/eac3to/eac3to.exe'" >> ~/.bash_aliases && source ~/.bash_aliases
- Try to CD into a directory containing a BluRay and run: "eac3to BDMV" to test.
- Any questions feel free to PM me on discord.
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