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--- netbsd [2018/02/20 03:56] – beandog
+++ netbsd [2018/03/28 05:59] (current) – beandog
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 ====== NetBSD ======
-=== Install libdvd* ===
+  * [[https://wiki.netbsd.org/tutorials/how_to_read_css_protected_dvds/|NetBSD Wiki - How to read CSS protected DVDs]]
+  * [[dvd_info]]
+==== dvd_info ====
 I recommend installing libdvdcss and libdvdread directly from pkgsrc. The binary packages aren't built for support with libdvdcss.
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 Despite it whining about not linking against libdvdcss, the build will.
-Afer that, download dvd_info and install as normal :)
+You'll have to have autoconf and automake installed as well.
+Afer that, download dvd_info and install as normal. :)
 <code>
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 </code>
+To access the DVD disc drive, your user will have to be in the ''operator'' group:
+<code>
+usermod -G operator steve
+</code>
+The default device is ''/dev/cd0d''
+<code>
+dvd_info /dev/cd0d
+</code>
+==== libbluray ====
+I can get libbluray to install from source (1.0.2), but not libaacs.
+Yet another dirty hack:
+<code>
+cp jni/linux/jni_md.h jni/
+./configure --prefix=/usr/pkg --disable-bdjava-jar --without-freetype
+</code>
+bluray_info works great (1.2.0):
+<code>
+gcc -o bluray_info bluray_info.c bluray_video.c bluray_audio.c bluray_time.c -lbluray -L/usr/pkg/lib -Wl,-R/usr/pkg/lib -lbluray -I/usr/pkg/include -std=c99
+</code>

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