You can then install VLC from the Software Center if it isn’t installed already. You’ll find instructions and third-party repositories that should make the process easy. Follow the instructions that appear in the terminal to install libdvdcss: sudo apt-get install libdvd-pkgįor other Linux distributions, perform a web search for “install libdvdcss” and the name of your Linux distribution. On Ubuntu 15.10 and up, run the following command instead. On Ubuntu 12.04 to Ubuntu 15.04, you can install libdvdcss by opening a terminal window and running the following commands: sudo apt-get install libdvdread4 sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh You can get DVDs for free if you’re willing to take just a few extra steps. NOTE: You can also buy a licensed copy of Fluendo DVD Player for $25 on Ubuntu’s Software Center, but most people won’t want to bother. The Windows builds of VLC have libdvdcss built-in, so you just need to download, install, and start watching. Windows 8 and 10 no longer include DVD playback functionality, and the standard advice is to download and install VLC. The status of this library is legally unclear– it’s potentially illegal under the DMCA in the USA–so Linux distributions don’t generally include it in their software repositories.īut this is actually the same method many Windows users use. This library effectively breaks the CSS encryption on DVDs, allowing you to watch them. I am running Ubuntu 20.04, VLC 3.0.9.2, and MakeMKV 1.15.1.The free VLC media player can play DVDs on Linux, but it requires a special library known as libdvdcss. Which looks to me like a segfault in the libmmbd.so.0 library. Note that the MakeMKV has no issues reading or decrypting the same disc.
19401 segmentation fault (core dumped) vlc However, when I run VLC and try to play a blu-ray, I get aacs.c:546: Error calculating media key. I've created the link as directed in that post. From what I've read, this should be possible using the libmmbd.so.0 library included with MakeMKV ( ). I have been trying to use MakeMKV to watch blu-rays in VLC.
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