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UnRaid 7.0.0. Bluray devices stuck on "Scanning".

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Greetings,

I have three devices that I have hooked up to my Unraid 7.0.0 server.

  1. Internal LG CD/DVD/BluRay read/writer

  2. Dell External USB 2.0 CD/DVD reader

  3. ASUS External USB 3.0 CD/DVD/BluRay read/writer

I'm using Ripper, MakeMKV, Handbrake and VMS passthrough to test the devices.

For some reason the Bluray devices get stuck on "Scanning" when I put in a disk. Regardless of what type of disk I use. This happens when using a docker container. When I passthrough the Bluray USB device to a VM it works fine. So I'm assuming the internal device is ok since both internal and external show the same behavior.

The Dell CD/DVD USB device works fine using Docker and VM.

The internal and USB Bluray device won't work with Docker containers since it gets stuck on "Scanning". There's no busy light to show any I/O with either device.

Has anybody had the same behavior with their Bluray devices? And if so is there a workaround to get the devices working with Docker containers? Such as MakeMKV, Ripper and Handbrake?

Thanks for any input.

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31 minutes ago, mattm1121 said:

Such as MakeMKV, Ripper and Handbrake?

You probably need to pass the device to the container when you create it. Click on the icon for the container and select Support to go to its support page.

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9 hours ago, trurl said:

You probably need to pass the device to the container when you create it. Click on the icon for the container and select Support to go to its support page.

Thanks for the input. I forgot to add that I CHMOD 777 the Bluray devices /dev/sr* and provide the device ID in the advanced settings by adding "--device=/dev/sr*". This is the only way the containers see the internal device to begin with. I do that for the USB device just to ensure it sees the correct one.

I thought about the support for the container, but since three different containers have the same behavior, I can't see how they could help. Although I'll give it a gander none the less. Thanks again for the input.

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