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Tools to convert video
- Channel layouts that end in
(side)will not be supported. - Cannot normalize audio and change the channel layouts in one pass.
- DVD directory/ISO are not yet supported.
This image supports ripping a video or bluray directory into an MKV using ffmpeg. As a result,
you'll see in the working directory a file with the following naming:
{title} ({year}) - s{season}e{episode} - {show-title}.{filename}.mkv.
You may want to rip the bluray to mkv before running this tool as ffmpeg is not very good at metadata
from blurays.
docker run {image} [options] [filename]
All the command line options listed below can also be overridden using an environment variable. Any - will be
replaced with _. Any . will be replaced with two _. For example, --log-level can be set using the
LOG_LEVEL environment variable. The final argument will be the filename to process.
Required Options:
--title
| Option (short) | Description | Default | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
--log-level |
The logging level to use. Log Levels. | 250 |
100 |
--disable-postfix |
Pass this to avoid having the input filename as a postfix to the output files. | ||
--playlist |
If the input is bluray, override the playlist to be used. | 183 |
|
--title |
The title to be used in metadata and naming of the file. | Cool Movie |
|
--year |
The year of the movie to be used in metadata and naming of the file. | 2019 |
|
--season |
The season of the TV show. | 01 |
|
--episode |
The episode within the season of the TV show. | 01 |
|
--show-title |
The episode title of the TV show. | The One Where They Dance |
|
--video-tracks |
The input video tracks to convert. | * |
0 |
--video-format |
The desired output video format to use. | libx265 |
hevc_vaapi |
--video-upscale |
The upscale multiplier to use for uscaling the video. | 1 |
2.25 |
--hdr |
The input is in HDR and the desired output should also be HDR. | ||
--deinterlace-mode |
Whether to use fieldmap/decimate which will allow 30fps to 24fps(00), double framerate (01), or default behavior of deinterlacing while keeping the same framerate (02). |
02 |
00 |
--deinterlace |
Whether deinterlacing should be performed. false will disable deinterlacing. true will force deinterlacing. check-idet will determine wether more than 1% of frames are interlaced. check-probe will be based on video data. |
false |
probe |
--audio-tracks |
The input audio tracks to convert. | * |
1 |
--audio-format |
The desired output audio format. | ac3 |
aac |
--audio-quality |
The desired output audio quality based on the --audio-format. |
576 |
2 |
--audio-sample-rate |
The desired output audio sample rate. If not provided, input sample rate will be used. | 48000 |
|
--audio-channel-layout |
The desired output audio channel layout. | |
5.1 |
--audio-channel-layout-tracks |
The space-separated list of input audio tracks that should have the --audio-channel-layout applied. |
* |
1 |
--normalize-audio-tracks |
The space-separated list of input audio tracks that should be normalized. | 1 2 |
|
--normalize-audio-format |
The desired output audio format for normalized tracks. | --audio-format | aac |
--normalize-audio-quality |
The desired output audio quality based on the --normalize-audio-format for normalized tracks. |
--audio-quality | 2 |
--subtitle-tracks |
The input subtitle tracks to convert. | * |
1 |
--subtitle-format |
The desired output subtitle format. | ass |
srt |
--subtitle-conversion-output |
The mode for which the conversion of image subtitles to srt should be stored. MERGE: merge it with the mkv. FILE: keep each file separate. |
MERGE |
FILE |
--subtitle-conversion-blacklist |
Characters to blacklist during subtitle conversion. Note: It's best to use single quote around the values when passing argument values. | `` \ | ~/`_ `` |
If the filename is a CSV file, the files defined within the CSV will be converted based on the definition within.
The options listed below are not supported; all others are supported in the CSV.
A filename header must be provided in order for this to function. If a header is provided, then every row must have a
value for that header. Any setting not mentioned in the CSV will default to the CLI option's value.
--disable-postfix--hdr--deinterlace-check--subtitle-conversion-output--subtitle-conversion-blacklist
This is currently untested.
docker run --rm -it --device /dev/dri -v /mnt/bluray:/data -w /data video-converter --title=Test --year=2019 .docker run --rm -it -v "$(pwd):/data" -w /data video-converter --title=Test --year=2019 file.mpg