HRConvert2 is a command line tool that allows for easy conversion of audio and video files. If you're looking to install HRConvert2 on Debian Latest, then this tutorial is for you.
Before we begin, there are a few prerequisites that you'll need to have installed before you can successfully install HRConvert2. These prerequisites are:
FFmpeg: You'll need to have FFmpeg installed on your system. This can be installed by running the command sudo apt-get install ffmpeg in your terminal.
Git: You'll also need to have Git installed on your system. This can be installed by running the command sudo apt-get install git in your terminal.
CMake: Finally, make sure that you have CMake installed on your system. This can be installed by running the command sudo apt-get install cmake in your terminal.
Once you have all of the prerequisites installed, you can begin installing HRConvert2. Here are the steps to do so:
Open your terminal and navigate to the directory that you want to install HRConvert2 in.
Clone the HRConvert2 repository by running the command git clone https://github.com/zelon88/HRConvert2.git.
Navigate into the HRConvert2 directory by running the command cd HRConvert2.
Create a build directory by running the command mkdir build.
Navigate into the build directory by running the command cd build.
Run CMake to configure the build by running the command cmake ...
Once CMake has finished configuring the build, run the command make.
After the make process is complete, you can install HRConvert2 by running the command sudo make install.
HRConvert2 should now be installed on your system. You can test this by running the command HRConvert2 --help in your terminal. This should display the help menu for HRConvert2.
In this tutorial, you learned how to install HRConvert2 on Debian Latest. By following the steps outlined here, you can quickly and easily get HRConvert2 up and running on your system. Enjoy!
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