How to Install MakeMKV Registration Key December 2015

MakeMKV is a popular software used for backing up Blu-ray discs, but it doesn't come as a simple installation process. However, with these easy-to-follow instructions, you can successfully install and use MakeMKV on your Linux system.

If you haven't purchased the program, be aware that it will expire after 30 days. To launch it, click on the icon in the Kickoff Application Launcher. The program should install itself in the list of programs under multimedia.

Assuming everything completes smoothly, you'll be back at the command prompt. First, navigate to the folder where you untarred the files. For the oss file (i.e., makemkv-oss.1.8.9.tar.gz), enter the following commands:

```

tar -xvf makemkv-bin-1.8.9.tar.gz

cd makemkv-bin-1.8.9/

sudo apt-get install build-essential pkg-config libc6-dev libssl-dev libexpat1-dev libavcodec-dev libgl1-mesa-dev libqt4-dev

```

Once you've downloaded the required packages, untar them to a location where you can access them (e.g., your home folder or the desktop).

If you're using Debian/Ubuntu derivatives of Linux, you can install MakeMKV using the .deb file. However, for other Linux systems, you'll need to compile it from source.

Using MakeMKV in conjunction with Handbrake is an excellent solution for backing up Blu-ray discs. It's a piece of software that makes it possible to back up Blu-ray discs. If you're extra cautious with your investments like I am and want to make sure your Blu-ray discs are backed up just in case, you need MakeMKV.

With these instructions, you should be able to successfully install MakeMKV on your Linux system. Remember to navigate to the folder where you untarred the files and enter the required commands to compile and install the software.

By following these steps, you'll be able to use MakeMKV to back up your Blu-ray discs and ensure their safety.

Makemkv registration key december 2015