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Installing dependencies on Arch
The following instructions are for Arch 2019.09.01.
Basic requirements to run commands:
- sudo (for normal user accounts)
Dependencies:
- base-devel
- cmake
- flac
- fontconfig
- freetype2
- fribidi
- git
- harfbuzz
- jansson
- lame
- libass
- libbluray
- libogg
- libsamplerate
- libtheora
- libvorbis
- libvpx
- libxml2
- meson
- nasm
- ninja
- numactl
- opus
- python2
- speex
- x264
- x265
- xz
- yasm
Graphical interface dependencies:
- dbus-glib
- gstreamer
- gst-libav
- gst-plugins-base
- intltool
- libgudev
- libnotify
- webkit2gtk
Intel Quick Sync Video dependencies (optional):
- libva
- libdrm
Install dependencies.
sudo pacman -S base-devel cmake flac fontconfig freetype2 fribidi git harfbuzz jansson lame libass libbluray libogg libsamplerate libtheora libvorbis libvpx libxml2 meson nasm ninja numactl opus python2 speex x264 x265 xz yasm
To build the GTK [GUI](abbr:Graphical User Interface), install the graphical interface dependencies. Requires the GNOME desktop and associated packages, e.g. installed using pacman -S xorg xorg-server && pacman -S gnome gnome-extra.
sudo pacman -S dbus-glib gstreamer gst-libav gst-plugins-base intltool libgudev libnotify webkit2gtk
To build with Intel Quick Sync Video support, install the QSV dependencies.
sudo pacman -S libva libdrm
Arch is now prepared to build HandBrake. See Building HandBrake for Linux for further instructions.