C# .NET 10 port of automatic-ripping-machine — a drop-in Docker replacement for optical disc ripping with feature parity.

# Run the CLI (disc identification + rip + transcode)
docker run --rm --privileged \
  -v /dev/sr0:/dev/sr0 \
  -v /opt/arm:/home/arm/media \
  ghcr.io/negativeeddy/arm-sharp:latest cli --device /dev/sr0

# Run the Web UI
docker run -d --privileged \
  -p 8080:8080 \
  -v /dev/sr0:/dev/sr0 \
  -v /opt/arm:/home/arm/media \
  ghcr.io/negativeeddy/arm-sharp:latest webui

• DVD rip: Identify → CRC64 → MakeMKV → HandBrake transcode → move → notify
• Blu-ray rip: Identify → MakeMKV → HandBrake transcode → move → notify
• Audio CD rip: MusicBrainz lookup → abcde rip
• Data disc: dd-based raw rip
• Web UI: ASP.NET Core MVC with real-time SignalR notifications, job history, log viewer, settings

Configuration is DB-first: runtime settings are stored as overrides in the database (ripper_settings) and always win. /etc/arm/config/arm.yaml is no longer loaded at startup — use the "Import ARM settings" action in the Settings UI to pull legacy ARM values into the DB once. appsettings.json supplies file defaults.

Key paths (configurable via arm.yaml):

• Raw rips: /home/arm/media/raw
• Transcoding: /home/arm/media/transcode
• Completed: /home/arm/media/completed
• Logs: /home/arm/logs
• Database: /etc/arm/config/arm.db

dotnet build      # 0 warnings, 0 errors
dotnet test       # 52/52 passing
dotnet run --project src/ArmRipper.Cli -- --device /dev/sr0 --test
dotnet run --project src/ArmRipper.WebUi

docker build -t arm-sharp .
docker run --rm arm-sharp cli --help
docker run --rm arm-sharp webui

# NVIDIA
docker run --gpus all ...

# Intel QSV
docker run --device /dev/dri:/dev/dri ...

# AMD VAAPI
docker run --device /dev/dri:/dev/dri ...

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