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Kakarroto007 on reddit suggested I include MKVToolNix in this. Step Two: Subtitles and Container Optimisation MKVToolNix I have had success in flashing an LG-BU40N drive inside a TechPulse120 disc enclosure. Alternatively, if you find your drives model number on the Ultimate UHD Drives Flashing Guide and you feel lucky, you can flash it with a custom firmware that would enable MakeMKV to read any disc. If you have trouble opening an UHD Blu-ray with MakeMKV you might want to look at this forum post and find someone who would sell you a so called UHD Friendly Drive on eBay. When selecting audio tracks look for terms like True-HD or DTS as this will give you the best possible audio most of the time ( reddit post). Not much to say here other than please, buy a key! Once you have the software installed, insert a disc and select the files you want to rip. Not hating Linux here, I'm into it myself. Today, this is not a concern for me but I would like to make my media future proof so that when the day comes, I have media that supports dynamic HDR metadata and object based audio.īefore we start: I recommend you use Windows for this as it probably is the easier to install and use the software on we are going to use. Also, Dolby Atmos is often uncompressed and I could not find a way to compress it whithout losing the Dolby Atmos black magic. mp4 container, I was not able to get it to work. While it is technically possible to put those into a. The media has to be compatible for direct play with the most, if possible all devices through one or more clients.Ī note on Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision.I want to keep as much quality and detail as possible while not breaking criteria number one.

Since I don't have infinite space on my server the file size has to be reasonable.

I had three main criteria when doing my research: and came up with this Media Workflow that I will use from now on to rip and encode my media for use with the wonderfull Jellyfin Media Server. I spent a lot of time reading all sorts of different blogs, reddit posts, guides etc.

FastFlix UHD Blu-ray, any Master, HDR10+.

Handbrake Preset UHD Blu-ray, 4k Master, HDR10.

Handbrake Preset UHD Blu-ray, 2k Master, HDR10.

What about criteria number three, remember?

My client can't direct stream HEVC media.Jellyfin only supports HDR10 tone mapping.Step Five: Configure Jellyfin 'The Right Way'.But why should I buy an UHD Blu-ray if it's upscaled anyway?.Step Two: Subtitles and Container Optimisation.So if you find something that could be improved or is just wrong, I will happily update this post. I thought that it would be nice to share this not only because it would save others a lot of time figuring out this mess.