Usage: db-encode -r 720|1080 -s INPUT_FILE [-d OUTPUT_FILE] [-c SHA256] [-C] [-n] [-w WORKING_DIR]
-r 720|1080 Resolution to encode to.
-s INPUT_FILE Source file to encode.
-d OUTPUT_FILE Destination file to encode to. (optional)
If an OUTPUT_FILE is not specified, the output file name will be calculated
to include '720p-x265' for 720, or 'x265' for 1080 as expected.
-c SHA256 Check the SHA256 sum of the source file against the input. (optional)
-C Calculate the SHA256 sum of the destination file. (optional)
This will also output the sha256 to a file named OUTPUT_FILE.sha256
-n No subtitle/closed caption processing. (optional)
-w WORKING_DIR Working directory. INPUT_FILE and OUTPUT_FILE location. (optional)
Default: /encodes
This can also be set via the WORKING_DIR environment variable.
-h Display this help message.
Example:
db-encode -r 720 -s input.mkv -d output.mkv -C -c 1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef
Files are expected to be in: /encodes
./build.sh version [push] [push-only]
Example:
./build.sh 1.0 push
This would build the docker image tagged as ricin/db-encode:v1.0 and ricin/db-encode:latest. Then it will docker push.
To install Docker-slim, follow these steps:
Open a terminal.
Run the following command to install Docker-slim:
docker pull docker-slim
Once the installation is complete, you can start using Docker-slim for optimizing your Docker images.
For more information, refer to the Docker-slim documentation.
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docker pull ricin/db-encode