If you do not have git installed already, install it using the command below: $ sudo apt-get install git-coreįirst, if you already have a /usr/bin/ace-encode folder on your computer from a previous version you should remove or rename the previous folder. But I recommend installing and running it from the GitHub source (to keep up with the latest features and bug fixes) using git as the updater.
You may install ACE-Encode on Ubuntu by downloading the latest version from a. Installation of ACE-Encode Step 1: Install GIT (if you don't already have it installed) To make the most of all the features in this application, we recommend the installation of the following:įor help with the installation of each of these features please read the INSTALL section below. There are a few applications that do a similar thing, but many are limited to different Linux versions or even Windows, I'd like to think that this application can be adapted to all versions of Linux. If you have a program such as CouchPotato, you can configure a "Black Hole" directory where CouchPotato will pick up the encoded movie, download all the appropriate METADATA and movie information and add the file to your media playing program (We use XBMC). ACE-Encode was born from the need convert a whole CD/DVD/BluRay library (450+) into music & movie files readable on a Home Theater PC (HTPC).ĪCE-Encode works by automatically ripping an inserted CD/DVD/BluRay to a folder (WARNING: Each BluRay can take up to 35+ GB of storage).įrom there you can manually run (or as a CRON job) the encoder for DVD/BluRay which will convert the ripped folders to a usable (and smaller) movie file.
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