Automatic Ripping Machine (ARM) Scripts

Rip discs automatically using a blend of Python, MakeMKV and HandBrake

This Powershell script will recursively search through a user-defined file path and convert all videos of user-specified file types to MP4 with H264 video and AAC audio using ffmpeg. The purpose of this script is to reduce transcoding CPU load on a media server like Plex or Emby and increase video compatibility across platforms.

Convert videos with HandBrake online in Google Colab. Mount Cloud drives with rclone in colab. Burn/Hardcode subtitles. Extract/mute audio from video. Get email notification when tasks finish running.

Python script that recursively searches through a user-defined file path and converts all videos of user-specified file types to MP4 with H264 video and AAC audio using ffmpeg. If a conversion failure is detected, the script re-encodes the file with HandbrakeCLI. Upon successful encoding, Plex libraries are refreshed and source file is deleted. …

Gorpo multiple files merge and encode done with Powershell using MKVToolNix and Handbrake

A .NET Standard wrapper for HandbrakeCLI

hb.rb is a wrapper-script to automate HandbrakeCLI

HardBrake is a cross-platform audio & video compression tool that is super easy to use.

Automatic commercial removal and mp4 encoding on FreeNAS 11

Automatically transcode Tvheadend recording files to smaller video files using the HandBrake command line tool

Script(s) to help automate handbrake

Simple GUI for converting x265 videos to x264.

Watch a directory for new files and convert them using handbrake

✂️🎞️ Small macOS tool for cutting the large video into smaller ones and making thumbnails based on chroma pixel.

Resize video files larger than a specified size using ffmpeg or handbreakCLI

Webapplication for RPI4* to control transcoding of video files for ffmpeg & handbrake

An automatism for using MakeMKV and Handbrake to backup your owned DVD or Blue-Ray Discs written purely in Rust 🦀

Automating HandBrake encoding

Simple app to control HandbrakeCLI from a separate PC