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[ggrassmid]

I just tried to rip my UHD 4K version of Rise of the Planet of the Apes and makemkv gave me two files that are roughly identical in size, 40gb. It seems as if makemkv ripped each layer separately instead of making one contiguous file.

[jlesage]

See #182.

[sebnapower]

Hi,

First of all thank you for the container :)

I have two questions:

1. When can we expect updated container sporting current version of MakeMKV 1.17.8 released on 30-09-2024 so not too long ago :) (I know :D)

2. It is a feature request, I am still going through the documentation so hopefully it is a valid feature request. To enable email notification for when the ripping is done or any other sort of remote notification.

Thank you in advance

[sebnapower]

And a report of potential incorrect link in the documentation:

The link leads to mirrors rather than to list of packages is that correct?

Thanks again.

[sebnapower]

Ok I went through the documentation and I wonder about one additional thing:

In Autoripper section we have the following note:
NOTE: All titles, audio tracks, chapters, subtitles, etc are extracted/preserved.

Can it be altered with loading of custom MakeMKV XML profiles and if not what for are the XML profiles in case of the container?

So what I would like to instruct the Autoripper to do is the following -sel:all,+sel:audio&(eng),+sel:mvcvideo,+sel:subtitle&(eng),=100:all,-10:eng

Ofc translated to XML somehow - if that what the XML profiles are even for :)

If not through XML is there any way to let it know to do that?

Thanks

[sebnapower]

And one more.

So while experimenting with Autoripper function. Despite setting following variables:

  AUTO_DISC_RIPPER: 1
  AUTO_DISC_RIPPER_PARALLEL_RIP: 1
  AUTO_DISC_RIPPER_INTERVAL: 60

Only one of my BD drives starts ripping automatically and other does nothing. Any ideas?

Upon checking logs I found the following:

[autodiscripper-0] Not backing up disc: Service first run. Eject and re-insert the disc to rip it.

I have ejected the tray and it want back in. I waited over 60s for it to start ripping but it did not happen. There was not more logs for [autodiscripper-0] after that.

Anyhow I thought I will rip it manually so I did it. Once I started ripping I realized that I am locked into progress screen and that seemingly I have no way to work the other BD drive I have connected.

My question is - is it possible to rip two disc in parallel in "manual" mode? When I think about it, on PC I had to run two separate MakeMKV instances to achieve that.

Thanks

[sebnapower]

Anyhow I thought I will rip it manually so I did it. Once I started ripping I realized that I am locked into progress screen and that seemingly I have no way to work the other BD drive I have connected.

My question is - is it possible to rip two disc in parallel in "manual" mode? When I think about it, on PC I had to run two separate MakeMKV instances to achieve that.

Ok so I figured out that part, by instructing via YML file for the 2nd instance of container to be created and then I set each container (from within MakeMKV config) to run my BD drives in single drive mode on startup.

What I am unsure of is can these two instances be run using the same config path as defined in YML file or should I split their configs into two separate folders?

So ATM I am running both using the same path:

volumes:
- "/volume2/docker/MakeMKV-Automation/AppData:/config:rw"

I assume that storage and output should be fine to be run from the same path?

My entire YML file:

version: '3'
services:
  makemkv2:
    image: jlesage/makemkv
    container_name: MakeMKV1
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      - "5801:5801"
    environment:
      MAKEMKV_KEY: ***
      USER_ID: 1026
      GROUP_ID: 101
      WEB_LISTENING_PORT: 5801
      TZ: /etc/localtime
      KEEP_APP_RUNNING: 1
      DARK_MODE: 1
      WEB_AUDIO: 1
  
    #  AUTO_DISC_RIPPER: 1
    #  AUTO_DISC_RIPPER_MAKEMKV_PROFILE:
    #  AUTO_DISC_RIPPER_PARALLEL_RIP: 1
    #  AUTO_DISC_RIPPER_INTERVAL: 60
    #  AUTO_DISC_RIPPER_MIN_TITLE_LENGTH:
    #  APP_NICENESS: 0
    #  MAKEMKV_GUI: 1 
            
    volumes:
      - "/volume2/docker/MakeMKV-Automation/AppData:/config:rw"
      - "/volume1/MakeMKV/AutoMKVStorage:/storage:ro"
      - "/volume1/MakeMKV/AutoMKVOutput:/output:rw"
    devices:
      #- "/dev/sr0:/dev/sr0"
      #- "/dev/sg1:/dev/sg1"
      #- "/dev/sg2:/dev/sg2"
      #- "/dev/sg3:/dev/sg3"
      #- "/dev/sg4:/dev/sg4"
      #- "/dev/sg5:/dev/sg5"
      #- "/dev/sg6:/dev/sg6"
      #- "/dev/sg7:/dev/sg7"
      - "/dev/sg8:/dev/sg8"
      - "/dev/sg9:/dev/sg9"
      - "/dev/sg10:/dev/sg10"
         
  makemkv:
    image: jlesage/makemkv
    container_name: MakeMKV2
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      - "5802:5802"
    environment:
      MAKEMKV_KEY: ***
      USER_ID: 1026
      GROUP_ID: 101
      WEB_LISTENING_PORT: 5802
      TZ: /etc/localtime
      KEEP_APP_RUNNING: 1
      DARK_MODE: 1
      WEB_AUDIO: 1

    #  AUTO_DISC_RIPPER: 1
    #  AUTO_DISC_RIPPER_MAKEMKV_PROFILE:
    #  AUTO_DISC_RIPPER_PARALLEL_RIP: 1
    #  AUTO_DISC_RIPPER_INTERVAL: 60
    #  AUTO_DISC_RIPPER_MIN_TITLE_LENGTH:
    #  APP_NICENESS: 0
    #  MAKEMKV_GUI: 1 
                  
    volumes:
      - "/volume2/docker/MakeMKV-Automation/AppData:/config:rw"
      - "/volume1/MakeMKV/AutoMKVStorage:/storage:ro"
      - "/volume1/MakeMKV/AutoMKVOutput:/output:rw"
    devices:
      #- "/dev/sr0:/dev/sr0"
      #- "/dev/sg1:/dev/sg1"
      #- "/dev/sg2:/dev/sg2"
      #- "/dev/sg3:/dev/sg3"
      #- "/dev/sg4:/dev/sg4"
      #- "/dev/sg5:/dev/sg5"
      #- "/dev/sg6:/dev/sg6"
      #- "/dev/sg7:/dev/sg7"
      - "/dev/sg8:/dev/sg8"
      - "/dev/sg9:/dev/sg9"
      - "/dev/sg10:/dev/sg10"