Add post-auto-rip hook

[pumbaasdad]

Would it be possible to add a hook script (similar to the handbrake container) that runs after the auto-ripper has completed?

My use case is:

1. Rip a DVD or Blu-Ray using MakeMKV
2. Use handbrake to transcode the MKV file

When I was using my own scripts to run this process, I would have MakeMKV write the output file to the local disk, and then copy the complete file over to a NAS before I ran handbrake. I used this process because the performance of MakeMKV was a lot better writing to the local disk than it was to a NAS, and because I wanted to keep as much local space free as possible.

Now that I'm using the docker containers with the auto-ripper and automated transcode, I'm letting the handbrake container watch the (local) output directory of the MakeMKV container, and just transcoding the local file. While I admit that this is probably good enough, it would be nice to have the option to run a post-rip hook to move the file over to my NAS, and have handbrake pick it up from there.

Thanks.

[plittlefield]

This would be ideal, and pass it on the "watch directory" of jlesage HandBrake Docker image!

My workaround was to run a cronjob script every x minutes to detect if makemkvcon was running and if there were any files in a directory. If there were files in the directory but makemkvcon was running exit; if there were files in the directory and makemkvcon was NOT running (or a lockfile? was not present) then move the title*.mkv files to the HandBrake watch directory...

...what do you think?

[alexindigo]

Would love to have something like that as well, simply to notify me when transocding is finished, since auto-eject (or any eject) doesn't work on Synology (#84).