Automated Blu-ray ripping without the manual overhead.
HomeOps handles disc detection, title selection, rip verification, and encoding handoff — so every disc moves through the pipeline without you watching it.
No manual launches. No rename scripts. No stalled queues.
Drive monitoring
HomeOps detects new discs and queues the rip job automatically
Verified output
Each rip is checked before it moves to the encoding queue
Retry built in
Read errors trigger automatic retries, not error screens waiting for you
One disc is a session. Forty discs is a project.
Working through a backlog — or keeping up with regular new arrivals — means running the same manual sequence for every title. Nothing carries forward. Every disc starts from scratch.
HomeOps uses MakeMKV as its ripping engine and wraps it in a managed queue — each disc moves forward automatically rather than waiting for you to return.
What breaks without a pipeline
- Each disc is a separate session with no carry-forward state
- A single failed rip stalls the backlog until you return to fix it
- Encoding settings vary between sessions, producing inconsistent output
- File placement and naming need manual attention after every rip
- New arrivals accumulate faster than you can clear them by hand
- No record of what was processed, when, or with which settings
One disc in. Encoded, organized file out.
HomeOps connects each ripping stage into a single automated sequence from drive detection to encoding queue.
Detect
Drive monitoring picks up a new disc and queues the ingest job without any manual trigger.
Select
Title selection rules run automatically — main feature, extras, or specific tracks by duration.
Rip
MakeMKV runs headlessly with the right settings for the target library and output path.
Verify
Output is checked against expected file characteristics before the job is marked complete.
Stage
Verified files land in the encoding queue, ready for the next stage of the pipeline.
Built for runs you don't supervise.
HomeOps adds output verification and fault tolerance at the ripping stage — so batches finish cleanly even when individual discs need attention.
Output verification before handoff
A rip that finishes without error is not always a rip you can trust. HomeOps checks each output file against expected characteristics — duration, stream count, container integrity — before passing it downstream. Bad files are flagged, not silently promoted into your library.
Retry logic that keeps the queue moving
One disc with a read error should not stop everything else. HomeOps isolates failing jobs, attempts retries with appropriate settings, and keeps the remainder of the queue moving. You see what needs attention without digging through logs to find it.
Coming Soon
Ready to stop babysitting the rip queue?
HomeOps is in active development. Be first to know when automated ripping is ready to drain your backlog.