Engram
Disc ripping and media organization with a reactive web dashboard.
Monitors optical drives, rips with MakeMKV, identifies episodes via audio fingerprinting, and files everything into your media library -- automatically.
Workflow
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| Ripping a TV disc with real-time progress |
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| Track grid showing per-episode byte progress |
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| Audio fingerprint matching with confidence scores |
Features
- Automatic disc detection -- monitors optical drives and starts processing on insertion
- Smart classification -- distinguishes TV shows from movies using duration analysis, TMDB lookup, and TheDiscDB
- Audio fingerprint matching -- identifies TV episodes via ASR transcription matched against subtitles
- Real-time dashboard -- cyberpunk-themed web UI with WebSocket live updates, progress tracking, and notifications
- Human-in-the-loop -- review queue for low-confidence matches with competing candidate display
- Job history & analytics -- searchable archive of all completed/failed jobs with drill-down detail panel, processing timeline, and TheDiscDB metadata
- TheDiscDB integration -- automatic disc identification via content hash fingerprinting with persisted title mappings
- Responsive design -- works on desktop and mobile with compact/expanded view modes
Platform Support
| Feature | Windows | Linux | macOS |
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| Automatic drive detection | Yes | No | No |
| MakeMKV ripping | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Episode matching (ASR) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Web dashboard & API | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Tool auto-detection | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| TheDiscDB / TMDB lookup | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Windows is the primary platform with full automatic disc detection via kernel32 APIs. On Linux and macOS, the backend and dashboard run fully, but disc insertion must be triggered manually via the simulation API or by pointing Engram at a staging directory with pre-ripped files.