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It converts the video clips from the proprietary (and usually encrypted) disc into a set of MKV files, preserving most information but not changing it in any way. MakeMKV is a format converter, otherwise called 'transcoder'.

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Your docker image is on the array with parity and not on a cache drive? I'm not so sure that is a good idea.īut this is just speculations until I can see some logs.MakeMKV is your one-click solution to convert video that you own into a free and patents-unencumbered format that can be played everywhere. Where is the source file located and the destination file? I was hoping for the lgo of the MakeMKV container and the syslog.

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I ended up having to reboot the server to get the Windows VM to restart, so I'm not sure if the logs you want are still available, but if you tell me exactly what logs you want, I'll post them up for you. Dockers image is on disk 1, using 8 of 10GB. Windows VM is running of an SSD outside the array.

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I tried to use an ISO as source and no problems here.Ĭould it be you are running out of memory? On my server I have a Ubuntu tvheadend VM running at the same time as using MakeMKV also.

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I have had no problem using MakeMKV while using my Windows 8.1 VM on my 'desktop' unraid. How is your setup of the VM and the docker? Volume mappings and such. Sadly, it seems it's still not quite working right

it eventually failed in the makemkv docker also. However, I tried using the program, and after getting it all set up/configured, and started it on extracting an MKV from an iso file, as soon as I confirmed I wanted it to create the directory into which it would save the file, my windows VM crashed, and the mkv file never actually started extracting. My container failed to build with the extra parameters in the config.

There is absolutely no harm in removing it from the extra parameters if you don't have a optical drive. If the container starts, you don't need to remove it, but I guess it will complain that it can't find /dev/sr0. If you want to use this container you have to add the text below to the template repositories box on the Docker page or search for the container in Community Applications. Substitute the * with the actual number of your drive from the above command. cd/dvd ATAPI iHOS104 WL0G /dev/sr1 finding your device, labeled cd/dvd in the second column, add the below to the extra parameters field. disk ATA TOSHIBA HDWD130 ACF0 /dev/sdd /dev/sg4 disk ATA OCZ-TRION100 11.2 /dev/sdc /dev/sg2 disk ATA Samsung SSD 850 1B6Q /dev/sdb /dev/sg1 disk SanDisk Cruzer Fit 1.27 /dev/sda /dev/sg0 Use the below command and find your DVD/BD-ROM. If you forget this you will fill up your docker.img!īecause MakeMKV changed how drives are detected, you need to figure out which device nodes is your DVD/BD-ROM. Remember to change to the /unRaid folder in the settings of MakeMKV as the default location of saving MKVs. UnRaid is where you map the folder you want to save you MKVs. Where you save this on unRaid is up to you, but it should be on a cache only share. config is the folder where MakeMKV saves it's settings. You can change the resolution in the Environment section to whatever you want. Remember to NOT change the containerport! This container is based on Hurricanes dockergui container with both RDP and WEB interface support.įill in the rdp and WEB interface ports you want in the Port section of the template. MakeMKV is a tool for ripping Blu-ray and DVDs.