Some config switches (should be enabled by default) -enable-x265 -enable-qsv -enable-vce -enable-nvenc (Read this whole section before you do anything!) Enter the following line. Now double check you are indeed in the ~/HandBrake$ directory (which you should already be).
#Handbrake linux install#
You can use the following code to check a package install version. If you are running normal Ubuntu and not the Subsystem on Windows (in which case, you shouldn't be reading this guide), you can just install NASM normally. configure -prefix=/usr/local -enable-sections -enable-lto
Use the following lines to build NASM 2.13.02. If you do not install 2.13.02+, Handbrake will still build the files, but when you run HB it will spit out errors. We will need to install NASM version 2.13.02 or later.
#Handbrake linux how to#
The following section describes how to install nasm 2.13.02 on older Ubuntu builds such as 18.04 LTS, read this section if you are on an old build and/or didn't install nasm along with other packages above.ĭespite installing Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, NASM will still install an old version for some reason (took me a while to figure out why my HB builds were currupt). I omitted this because I was gonna wipe the install to clear up storage anyway. OPTIONAL: Enter the following to cleanup old install/files. sudo apt-get install bison bzip2 curl flex g++ gzip pax Next, install additional dependencies required to build the MinGW-w64 toolchain.
#Handbrake linux Patch#
sudo apt-get install automake autoconf autopoint build-essential cmake gcc git intltool libtool libtool-bin m4 make ninja-build patch pkg-config python tar zlib1g-dev nasm meson Remove if you plan to install it manually if needed.
#Handbrake linux update#
Update 06-19-2020: Added meson to the following code, as it should be updated in newest versions of Ubuntu. Update 11-14-2019: To build 1.3.0 requires newer versions of some packages (meson). Remove it if you aren't sure which version of Ubuntu you're using and I'll go through how to install it manually later. I added nasm at the end of the following install code. Update: The latest generic "Ubuntu" from the Microsoft store should install 2.13.02 nasm by default. Note that nasm isn't included like the Handbrake official guide has (explained later). It will ask if you would like to continue, type y then press enter.
I just know how to use Google well.īefore we start, update the Ubuntu build using sudo apt-get update Update 10-12-2021: Still works as of 1.4.2.ĭisclaimer: I'm not a pro user or even remotely close to computer literate, thus I most like am unable to help out if there are problems. 1.4.0 is gonna be a huge update, and if anything changes the official guide should have all the info you need. Update 05-08-2021: The guide still works, but I do not plan on updating the guide in the future. This is essencially the same stuff as the above 2 links, but streamlined and focus on a 64bit build via Windows Subsystem for Linux instead of a VM/actual install. Guides I read to write this guide and you should totally visit them too: Note: Read the guide on desktop with the new Reddit UI to see the pictures displayed. So I recently started using Windows Subsystem for Linux instead of a VM, so here's a guide on how to do that so you don't make the same mistakes that I did.
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