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The libdvdcss2 library can be installed from upstream by using the libdvd-pkg package.
This seems like a better option than using deb-multimedia.org
Any thoughts?
Thanks to @stevepusser over at FDN for the information.
http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?p=597946#p597946
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I used a deb package from VideoLan, as suggested by the Debian Wiki...
http://download.videolan.org/debian/
It's confusing though, because those packages are from 2013. So I think I used the one from "testing" (I'll have to check when I boot into my main partition).
That's good info, though. Thanks!
I don't care what you do at home. Would you care to explain?
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libdvdcss2 was the primary reason for me having deb-multimedia.org in my sources.list. If I can get that from upstream, then I see no real reason to keep it.
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I also use the offering from VideoLan via their repo. I perused the different folders in the link provided by hhh and the version is the same for stable, testing, and unstable; v1.2.13.
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