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First things first, you need to get a kernel with MTRR (more on this later)
and DVD ioctl support. While MTRR's have been in the kernel since 2.2.11
(correct me if I'm wrong), you will probably need to update your kernel
to get DVD ioctls. There are two ways to skin this cat, you can
either download a development kernel (v2.3.x), or patch a stable release
kernel (v2.2.x), the patches are at
http://www.kernel.dk/,
and the kernel can be found on your favorite mirror of
ftp://ftp.kernel.org/.
Next, you need to get the LiViD utilities. This can be done two ways:
- Get the LiViD utilities from CVS, so you can update it as it is being
updated by the developers. (recommended)
The following commands will retrieve them (you can use -d parameter
instead of setting CVSROOT if you want):
# mkdir ~/livid
# cd ~/livid
# export CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@cvs.linuxvideo.org:/cvs/livid
# cvs login
(Logging in to anonymous@cvs.linuxvideo.org)
CVS password:
There is no password for anonymous, just press enter.
# cvs -z3 co -P ac3dec mpeg2dec oms
They should download into their respective directories.
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