Posted June 26, 20178 yr Support for MakeMKV docker container Application Name: MakeMKVApplication Site: http://makemkv.com/ Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/jlesage/makemkv/Github: https://github.com/jlesage/docker-makemkv Unlike other containers, this one is based on Alpine Linux, meaning that its size is very small (at least 50% smaller). It also has a very nice, mobile-friendly web UI to access MakeMKV's graphical interface, has an automatic disc ripper and is actively supported! Make sure to look at the complete documentation, available on Github ! Post any questions or issues relating to this docker in this thread. Edited June 26, 20178 yr by Djoss
June 26, 20178 yr Does it support actual Disc Ripping? I know for a long time unRAID didn't support CDisk drives for the longest time.
June 26, 20178 yr Author Yes it does! I have a Blue-ray drive connected via USB to the unRAID server and I did rip an original BD.
June 27, 20178 yr 14 hours ago, Djoss said: Yes it does! I have a Blue-ray drive connected via USB to the unRAID server and I did rip an original BD. How do you specify a USB drive to the Docker to use for ripping?
June 27, 20178 yr Author Same thing as an internal drive. In my case, the device is /dev/sr0, so I just add --device /dev/sr0 in extra parameters.
June 27, 20178 yr Hmmmm, I have an old SATA drive laying around I wonder if it'll just pop in and boot right up and in. Then again might be better to grab one of those USB to SATA conversion gizmo's. Like usual Djoss thanks for all your efforts.
June 27, 20178 yr 8 hours ago, kizer said: Hmmmm, I have an old SATA drive laying around I wonder if it'll just pop in and boot right up and in. Then again might be better to grab one of those USB to SATA conversion gizmo's. Like usual Djoss thanks for all your efforts. No need to use any converter. Just install the drive and add the above device tag that @Djoss wrote and you should have the drive in makemkv.
June 28, 20178 yr 4 hours ago, saarg said: No need to use any converter. Just install the drive and add the above device tag that @Djoss wrote and you should have the drive in makemkv. Only thinking of using a USB to SATA so I could use externally since I don't have any bays left to slide in a drive.
June 28, 20178 yr 4 hours ago, kizer said: Only thinking of using a USB to SATA so I could use externally since I don't have any bays left to slide in a drive. Double sided tape and drill a hole in the case If you have no space it's clear that a USB adaptor is the way to go.
July 1, 20178 yr The output folders and files don't have enough write permission for Windows to manipulate the files. Maybe 777?
July 1, 20178 yr I don't think the disk eject when the rip is done is working. I put in a DVD and it ripped, but the disk has not ejected. EDIT: Just noticed this error in the log: Jul 1 10:25:02 MediaServer kernel: blk_update_request: I/O error, dev sr0, sector 8480772 Jul 1 10:25:02 MediaServer kernel: Buffer I/O error on dev sr0, logical block 2120193, async page read Maybe this is why the disk did not eject. Edited July 1, 20178 yr by dlandon
July 2, 20178 yr Author 10 hours ago, dlandon said: The output folders and files don't have enough write permission for Windows to manipulate the files. Maybe 777? Ok I will fix that. It seems that MakeMKV sets itself permissions on the files, ignoring its umask.
July 2, 20178 yr Author 9 hours ago, dlandon said: I don't think the disk eject when the rip is done is working. I put in a DVD and it ripped, but the disk has not ejected. EDIT: Just noticed this error in the log: Jul 1 10:25:02 MediaServer kernel: blk_update_request: I/O error, dev sr0, sector 8480772 Jul 1 10:25:02 MediaServer kernel: Buffer I/O error on dev sr0, logical block 2120193, async page read Maybe this is why the disk did not eject. In the docker container's log, do you see a message like "Ejecting disc from drive ..."?
July 2, 20178 yr 25 minutes ago, Djoss said: In the docker container's log, do you see a message like "Ejecting disc from drive ..."? I'm converting a lot of ripped vob files to mkv and I lost that log. I'll run another test and let you know when I get a chance to rip a DVD.
July 2, 20178 yr Here is the log from a failed eject attempt: [makemkvcon] Current progress - 100%, Total process - 100% [makemkvcon] 7 titles saved [makemkvcon] Copy complete. 7 titles saved. [autoDiscRipper] Disc rip terminated successfully. [autoDiscRipper] Ejecting disc from drive 0 (/dev/sr0)... [autoDiscRipper] ERROR: Failed to eject drive 0 (/dev/sr0).
July 3, 20178 yr Author Could you log to the container (docker exec -ti MakeMKV sh) and run the following commands: eject /dev/sr0 eject -s /dev/sr0 Please post output of these commands and tell if one worked for you.
July 4, 20178 yr eject /dev/sr0 Ejected the disk. No output. eject -s /dev/sr0 Failed with output: eject: /dev/sr0: Operation not permitted
July 4, 20178 yr Author You can try the latest version. Both the output file permissions and disc ejection issues are fixed.
July 4, 20178 yr 1 hour ago, Djoss said: You can try the latest version. Both the output file permissions and disc ejection issues are fixed. Worked perfect. Thank you.
July 5, 20178 yr Djoss thank you for all the video containers, by any chance a Tsmuxer version in the works?
July 5, 20178 yr Author 2 hours ago, McKentin said: Djoss thank you for all the video containers, by any chance a Tsmuxer version in the works? I can add it to my todo list
July 5, 20178 yr 25 minutes ago, Djoss said: I can add it to my todo list That would be awesome, nice addition to the other video software you did. Then all the "most" important video tools works on Unraid.
July 17, 20177 yr does this docker have java installed? for makemkv to detect the correct playlist of the bluray disc? if yes where is it located?
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