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Cheers for this, thanks again for the response.

I do love that, with Linux, people can come at a problem and create very different solutions. Your page has got me thinking about my own implementation and how I collect drive information...i'm off to play with some ideas.

...now if only i could ...

Cheers for this, love the thinking to try to make process simpler, I'll have a look at it as what I'm trying to do is following:

Disc inserted -> UDEV rule triggers -> UDEV calls Systemd service -> Systemd service runs the script.

Ultimately I want the script to inherit the drive dev location from ...

Hello all!

I hope this is the right place, apologies if not and feel free to signpost me to the best place, I'm posting here after some advice in another thread to start a new post.

I'd love some help understanding the syntax of the command line, i'm trying to use it (MakeMKV) in a script and it ...

Hello

Thanks for the rapid reply, glad someone else has tried using dev:

Drives aren't changing per se. One is internal (mini sata) and one is external USB. Once plugged in and system booted the drives don't change number but /dev/sr1 gets mapped by makemkv to disc:0 and /dev/sr0 gets mapped to ...

I wrote a man page for makemkvcon if that helps - https://bluray.beandog.org/makemkv/man/makemkvcon.html

If you guys want more examples, let me know and I could add them in there.


Hello @beandog and all!

I hope this is the right place, apologies if not and feel free to signpost me to the best ...