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Episode: 3294
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Title: HPR3294: Update to MakeMKV to back up media
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Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr3294/hpr3294.mp3
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Transcribed: 2025-10-24 20:20:59
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This is Hacker Public Radio Episode 3294 for Thursday, the 18th of March 2021.
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Today's show is entitled, Update to Mack M. Cook to Back Up Media.
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It is hosted by Archer72 and is about six minutes long and carries a clean flag.
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The summary is, Update to Mack M. Cook to Back Up Media, now on Raspberry Pi.
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This episode of HPR is brought to you by archive.org.
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Support universal access to all knowledge by heading over to archive.org forward slash donate.
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Hello Hacker Public Radio, I'm your host, Archer72, and in this episode of Hacker Public Radio,
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I revisit Episode 3179 that I did on Make MKV, the program on Backing Up Media,
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because recently in the past month, they've made an update to where you could use it on your
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Raspberry Pi. So I go over that setup. But first I would like to remind you that you, the listener,
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have thoughts, ideas, and projects, and as we've learned from previous shows,
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sometimes it can be a reference for yourself in the future.
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So just pick up a microphone and any recording device, and we would love to hear from you.
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I'm using Raspberry Pi OS as a base for this install, but before I do anything with it,
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I decided to take the SD card out and image it with DD.
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It was only a 16-gig card, so I decided to turn around and DD the image onto a 32-gig card,
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and then expand the file system using G-Parted. I could have used the WDR or Raspbian-based
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file expansion, but I forgot about it at the time.
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Once that's done and booted up a SSH into the Pi and download the code that's shown on the
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show notes and configure and make and make install on the two different directories for
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the KV-OSS and also make MQV bin files. After that I had to make sure to install CC extractor from
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Git um, suitor app, Git install, web tester act, auto-conf, and sysconf tool all online. I'll show
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that in the notes. Those are just the precursors to installing CC extractor.
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If you do that after that is you clone the repo and cd into the CC extractor and the Linux subfolder
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and then dot slash build and that should be seen next time you use the command line for
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make MQV. I've been re-ripping a lot of TV series lately so I made a base file and then each time I
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do a new series I copy it into a new name and hard code the variable series as to what the
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TV series is and so that way every time I call out the script that I'll show on the notes
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then I just asked for the season, dis number, and episode and proceeds to do the make MQV
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command line, one liner, and it takes the information that it provides from which disk it is and it
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makes the directory and goes into that directory and extracts all the files on the disk there
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and then there's a loop file that renames all of them from one of its default for the make MQV
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program to one that makes more sense that includes series, season, and dis number and episode number
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then at cd is back out of the directory into the root directory of where your series is and gets
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ready for the next disk so as you see each disk is put in an individual folder which is
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the time of processing it makes it easier for me to keep track of where I'm at and after that there's
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a tool that I've started to use lately called NNN it doesn't install very well or I mean it's
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fine but it doesn't work as well from the repo from the apt repo so I install that from get
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hub and I'll show that in the repo I'll show that in the show notes using that I can make quick work
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of selecting all with the A button when I'm in the folder that has say the first disk and then
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use the hjkl keys to move around like the vim key bindings and move back out of a folder and hit v
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as in to copy to paste I'm not pasting with v in the NNN program I'm actually just moving the
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files all together and continue to do that for the rest of that they say usually series about
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seven disks so that puts it all in one folder and then I quit out of that and use a script to loop
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through say probably 20 episodes usually in a series with the pi it takes about 24 hours to process
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a season so if I start in the evening it'll be ready the next evening for me to start a new one
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well that's about all I have have a good day
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I have forever support free software and look forward to hearing from you bye bye
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