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Hi folks,

I hope that this is correct forum section to post this topic.

I have a bunch of text files outputted from info robot mode of various BDs and DVDs which I used to find the correct track.

Would they be useful here for people to read and use?



Paully

You mean this? makemkvcon f -d /dev/sr0 --info Yes, that's the one, thanks! SDF.bin version: 0x0077 Drive Tool SDF present Drive Specific SDF present [Drive Specific SDF] Embedded Info Strings: 8000:LibreDrive Information 8013:Status 8105:Enabled 8001:Drive platform :MT1959 8002:Firmware type 8106:...

How do I find out detailed information about my drive from the Linux command line makemkvcon ?

How do I select a favourite language of English in the command line settings.conf?

It seems we have to 'work out' which tracks from a disc the software will count as valid based on the default 'minimum length' of 120 seconds. I guess I could change my settings or add the option to make it 0 seconds which would then copy all the tracks in the same order as the DVD. For example, thi...

A bit late, and not for the Blu-ray but the UK DVD version has the 'Chronological Version' easily found when using MakeMKV... $ makemkvcon --robot info iso:Memento.iso |grep ' GB' TINFO:2,10,0,"2.6 GB" TINFO:2,30,0,"24 chapter(s) , 2.6 GB" TINFO:3,10,0,"3.4 GB" TINFO:3,30,0,"15 chapter(s) , 3.4 GB" ...

Any news?

In the meantime...


Paully

Any news?

In the meantime...


Paully

A few weeks on and I have some tweaks to the script, which now includes 'max-cll' variables. A tweak to the readhdrvalues function, which strips out anything after the / in the ffprobe output... function readhdrvalues () { echo "Reading HDR values..." echo $1 ffprobe -loglevel quiet -read_intervals...

Is there any word on this? Typical use case, a DVD with 7 episodes... there are 8 tracks on the disc - 1 track with all of the episodes together and then the 7 individual episodes. So, my usual command line will save 8 titles, wearing the precious drive out longer... $ makemkvcon mkv disc:0 all /tmp...

Does anyone know which TITLE is the correct one? I've just listed the 4 contenders! File 00200.mpls was added as title #0 File 00101.mpls was added as title #1 File 00100.mpls was added as title #4 File 00300.mpls was added as title #15 TINFO:0,30,0,"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 - 38 ...

Hi all, This seems like the best thread to ask, what would be the command line for ffmpeg to keep the 4k video untouched, take the first of multiple audio files but convert that hopefully lossless from dts to ac3 or any other lossless codec (any advice on a codec appreciated) Thabks Wow, your ears ...

Solverz wrote: ↑

Sat May 09, 2020 9:04 pm

Sorry if this sounds obvious

But if I run that handy script, does it compress a 4k hdr mkv file? With acceptable quality?

...and don't forget that 8GB size includes an extra audio track for MY tastes, so if you only wanted 1 audio track then that size would come down!



Paully

Solverz wrote: ↑

Sat May 09, 2020 9:04 pm

Sorry if this sounds obvious

But if I run that handy script, does it compress a 4k hdr mkv file? With acceptable quality?

Yes.

A typical UHD REMUX goes down from 40GB to about 8GB.

Paully

A few weeks on and I have some tweaks to the script, which now includes 'max-cll' variables. I will create a github at some point, but for now, here are the important parts... # set main variables TITLE="Movie Name (YEAR)" INPUT="/home/user/${TITLE} UHD.mkv" OUTPUT="/home/user/${TITLE} 4K ffmpeg 2 A...