
# dnf install "C Development Tools and Libraries" # dnf install $(rpm -E %fedora).noarch.rpm $(rpm -E %fedora).noarch.rpm It’s needed for FFMPEG, which MakeMKV relies on. Start off by enabling the RPM Fusion repository. Dependenciesīefore you can build MakeMKV, you’re going to need to install some development tools and libraries on Fedora. MakeMKV is in a state of perpetual beta testing for Linux, so it’s free of charge but also not officially supported. The source and binary blobs are available from the developer’s website. It isn’t distributed in Fedora’s repositories. MakeMKV is partially open source and partially proprietary. In fact, it is probably the most reliable way to work with and play Blu-Ray on Linux.

MakeMKV is a powerful tool for working with DVDs and Blu-Ray.


MakeMKV will read the contents of the disc and display them on the program interface. Simply go to File > Open disc and select your player. Don't be scared if you see an error message when reading the table of contents – I got it and the program worked fine. Insert the disc in your player and wait for the program to read it.
