Insert disc.
Walk away.
// fully automated rip & encode
Automated Blu-ray and DVD ripping pipeline for Linux. One disc, one dialog, one encoded MP4 on your NAS. VAAPI hardware encoding. Parallel TV episodes. Zero babysitting.
From tray to NAS without touching a terminal.
HEVC encoding on your AMD/Intel GPU. 10× faster than CPU. Constant quality mode preserves every detail.
Encode 3 episodes simultaneously. A full season disc finishes in minutes, not hours.
Auto-classifies Movie vs TV. You pick the titles from a visual checklist. No more encoding trailers.
Every encode is validated with ffprobe before and after copy. Bit-perfect or it retries.
Dead process left a lock? Auto-detected and recovered. No more manual cleanup.
MakeMKV and ffmpeg logs captured to disk. When something fails, you know exactly why.
Three steps. Fully automated.
Insert a disc and the udev rule fires. MakeMKV rips every title to local storage. A classification step identifies Movie vs TV, you confirm via a quick dialog, then ffmpeg VAAPI encodes everything in parallel. The finished MP4 is validated and copied to your NAS. The disc ejects. You never touched the keyboard.
Built on battle-tested Linux tools.
LibreDrive-compatible. Single invocation rips all titles. Supports 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD.
Hardware HEVC on AMD (hevc_vaapi). CQP mode: QP 24 for Blu-ray, QP 20 for DVD. Audio stream copy.
Disc insertion triggers the full pipeline via udev rules. Cooldown prevents re-triggers. Runs as your user.