HRConvert2 is a program developed by zelon88 and is available on GitHub. It is a conversion tool for various multimedia formats. The installation process on EndeavourOS Latest is relatively simple, and this tutorial will guide you through it.
Before installing HRConvert2 on your EndeavourOS Latest system, you need to install some dependencies. These dependencies are necessary for building the program.
Open a terminal and execute the following command to install the dependencies:
sudo pacman -S git qt5-base qt5-tools libid3tag libmp4v2
After installing the dependencies, the next step is to download HRConvert2 from GitHub. Use the command below to fetch the latest software source code:
git clone https://github.com/zelon88/HRConvert2.git
You should see some output as Git fetches HRConvert2 from GitHub.
Now that you have the source code, change to the HRConvert2 directory using the command:
cd HRConvert2/
The next step is to configure HRConvert2. This step is responsible for generating the makefiles, which are necessary for building the program. Use the command below to run the configuration script:
./configure
If the configuration process completes without any errors, the makefile will be generated, and you can now compile the program. Run the following command to compile the program:
make
This process may take some time, but once it completes, you can install HRConvert2. Run the following command to install the program:
sudo make install
The installation process is now complete, and you can start using HRConvert2.
To start using HRConvert2, type the following command in the terminal:
hrconvert2
The HRConvert2 interface should open, and you can now start converting your multimedia files.
HRConvert2 is an excellent tool for anyone who needs to convert multimedia files on their EndeavourOS Latest system. The installation process is relatively easy, and this tutorial should guide you through the process. If you find any issues during the installation or usage of HRConvert2, feel free to consult the project's documentation or the GitHub issue tracker.
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