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#!/bin/bash
# Thanks to https://github.com/sbutcher/ripomatic
INPUT_DEV=/dev/sr0
OUTPUT_FOLDER=`pwd`
SERIES=01
STARTS_FROM=01
# 900 is 15 mins
MINLENGTH="900"
# 4200 is 1hr 10 mins
MAXLENGTH="4200"
PRESET="High Profile"
OVERRIDE_TRACKS=0
EJECT=0
ALT_TITLE=""
while [[ $# > 0 ]]
do
key="$1"
case $key in
-h)
printf "Usage: $0 \n Version 1.10\n This tool rips TV series easily from the command line. \n [-i input file (default: $INPUT_DEV)] \n [-o output folder (default: present working directory: $OUTPUT_FOLDER)] \n [-se series number (default: $SERIES)] \n [-sf episode names start from (default: $STARTS_FROM)] \n [--min min-length in seconds (default: $MINLENGTH)] \n [--max exclude titles more than max seconds (default $MAXLENGTH)] \n [-x for high profile (default: $PRESET)] \n [-e to eject after rip (default is no eject)] \n [-t only rip specific tracks- space separated list in quotes (default: rip all that satisfy min and max)] \n [--short use default times for short programme of 30 mins: min 18 mins, max 40] \n [--medium: programme is around 1hr: use defaults of min 40, max 1hr10] \n [-alt Use alternate title: useful when lsdvd doesn't work] \n"
exit 1
;;
-i)
INPUT_DEV=$2
shift
;;
--alt)
ALT_TITLE=$2
shift
;;
--short)
MINLENGTH=1080
MAXLENGTH=2400
;;
--medium)
MINLENGTH=2400
MAXLENGTH=4200
;;
-e)
EJECT=1
;;
-o)
OUTPUT_FOLDER=$2
shift
;;
-se)
SERIES=$2
shift
;;
-sf)
STARTS_FROM=$2
shift
;;
--min)
MINLENGTH=$2
shift
;;
--max)
MAXLENGTH=$2
shift
;;
-t)
OVERRIDE_TRACKS=1
NEW_TRACKS=$2
shift
;;
-x)
PRESET="High Profile"
;;
-n)
PRESET="Normal Profile"
;;
*)
echo "I don't understand the parameter $1"
exit 0
;;
esac
shift
done
printf "Using the following settings:\n input device $INPUT_DEV \n output folder: $OUTPUT_FOLDER \n series number $SERIES \n ignore titles less than $MINLENGTH seconds \n episode naming starts from $STARTS_FROM \n Using preset $PRESET\n"
# convert min length to milliseconds
MINLENGTHMS="${MINLENGTH}000"
MAXLENGTHMS="${MAXLENGTH}000"
# getting the title
LSDVDOUTPUT=$(lsdvd "$INPUT_DEV")
TITLE=$(echo "$LSDVDOUTPUT" | grep -i Disc | sed 's/Disc Title: //g')
if [ "$TITLE" = "" ] ; then
if [ "$ALT_TITLE" = "" ] ; then
printf "Title not found. Please use alternate title \n"
exit 0
else
printf "Using alternate title of $ALT_TITLE"
TITLE=$ALT_TITLE
fi
fi
# find tracks satisfying minimum length requirements
if [ $OVERRIDE_TRACKS -eq 1 ]; then
tracks="$NEW_TRACKS"
else
tracks=$(HandBrakeCLI -t 0 -i $INPUT_DEV 2>&1 |grep 'scan: duration'|grep -n '^'| sort -k 5|while read title; do if (( ${MINLENGTHMS} < $(sed 's/^.*(\([0-9]\+\) ms.*$/\1/g' <<<"$title" ) && ${MAXLENGTHMS} > $(sed 's/^.*(\([0-9]\+\) ms.*$/\1/g' <<<"$title" ) )); then echo "$title"|awk -F":" '{print $1}'; fi; done|sort -V)
fi
#tell the user which tracks we are supposed to rip
printf " We will rip tracks ${tracks//[$'\n']/,} \n"
let n=$STARTS_FROM
#cycle through the tracks to rip
for c in $tracks; do
PREFIX=''
# Allows for seasons on multiple DVDs
if [ $n -lt 10 ]; then PREFIX="0" ; fi
OUTPUT_NAME_TITLE=$OUTPUT_FOLDER"/"${TITLE}-s${SERIES}e$PREFIX$n".m4v"
echo "Ripping track $c, episode $n"
echo $OUTPUT_NAME_TITLE
HandBrakeCLI -i $INPUT_DEV -a "1,2,3,4,5,6" -s "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9" -o "$OUTPUT_NAME_TITLE" -t $c --preset "$PRESET" > hb.log 2>&1
#increment n for next real episode name rather than track name
let n++;
done
if [ $EJECT -eq 1 ]; then eject $INPUT_DEV
fi
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