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Confirmation of what docker-makemkv does #36

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crankygeologist opened this issue Nov 20, 2018 · 4 comments
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Confirmation of what docker-makemkv does #36

crankygeologist opened this issue Nov 20, 2018 · 4 comments

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@crankygeologist
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I would like to remove the computer I use in the process of transcoding my Blu-ray discs. So, with this software, I can install the Docker application on my Synology, install the docker-makemkv container, connect my Blu-ray optical drive to my Synology via USB, setup the container parameters and, without the use of a computer, rip the movie I purchased directly to my NAS. Is that correct?

@jlesage
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jlesage commented Nov 21, 2018

Yes, your are correct :)

@crankygeologist
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Wow. Thanks so much for responding to my ignorant question. ;-) How is the performance? I assume buying a NAS with a substantial CPU is critical.

@jlesage
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jlesage commented Nov 21, 2018

The performance should be the same as if MakeMKV runs natively on a Linux system.
I would say that ripping a Blu-ray disc is more I/O intensive than CPU intensive. So if you can have a USB3 connection it would help speeding up the ripping. And yes, having a good CPU and a good amount of RAM is always useful, especially if you want to run a couple of Docker apps...

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jlesage commented Mar 1, 2022

Closing this issue, please re-open if needed.

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