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makemkv

v0.1.0-beta

Published

Node MakeMKV

Downloads

11

Readme

This is a conversion from instructions located at https://blog.dlasley.net/projects/remote-makemkv/

Apologies, I'm working on a real Markdown version...

Node MakeMKV: The Missing Web UI

Node-MakeMKV is the successor to Remote-MakeMKV. The intent of this project is to provide a web front end for MakeMKV to allow for a headless ripping server. This application is written in CoffeeScript and Node.js. The server has been successfully tested on Linux (Ubuntu and CentOS). The client has been successfully tested in all major desktop and mobile browsers.

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Installation

  • Default MakeMKV selection profile as defined in ~/.MakeMKV/settings.conf will be used for track selections. I am currently working on defining these programmatically.

Usage

  • Run the server – coffee ./server.coffeeNote: you must run the server as a user that has permissions to read from optical media

  • Navigate to SERVER_HOSTNAME:LISTEN_PORT to view the GUI

  • Click the Refresh Drives button to scan available drives for discs

  • Click any of the Get Info buttons to get disc level information for a specific drive. Panels with the header title None do not have a valid disc in the drive (or some other drive level error)

  • Once the disc has been scanned, track information will be displayed in the disc panel. Use the checkboxes in the rip column to select which tracks you would like to rip, and the Rip Tracks button to initiate ripping. The Disc Name field can be used to define the folder that MakeMKV will rip into for this disc (relative to the Output Directory defined earlier)

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