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Stremio on Debian 12 with MPV Config (~/.config/mpv/mpv.conf) and Intel iGPU VAAPI support.
Introduction
Current version of stremio on debian 12 has dependency issues with libssl1 and libmpv1 not being available in the stable repos.
While we can certainly use the flatpak, it has issues with audio-passthrough for DTS/Atmos tracks, and more playback issues when trying to hexedit the MPV config support.
Below are two example ffmpeg command lines—one using libx265 (CPU-based, software encode) and one using NVIDIA’s NVENC-based AV1 encoder—that meet your criteria. I’ve kept the original 708×480 resolution (with DAR 4:3) and used CRF/CQ settings in the visually lossless–to–near-lossless range (CRF around 18 for x265; and for AV1 NVENC we use a comparable constant‐quality “CQ” value).
1. Software Encoding with libx265
This command uses libx265 with a “slow” preset and CRF set to 18 (feel free to adjust between 18 and 20 if you’d like a tiny bit more compression versus quality). It also forces the pixel format to yuv420p (8‑bit) to match the source’s 8‑bit depth. (Since your source has a nonstandard resolution with a display aspect ratio of 4:3, ffmpeg should preserve the metadata—but if you ever need to enforce it you can add a video filter like -vf "setdar=4/3".)
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Encode flac files to opus preserving folder structure and stripping ID3 tags
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What are the things that may indicate that a disk is about to fail?
HDDs:
Number of damaged/bad sectors,
Increased heat output
Increase in clicking or some other noise in the HDD
Problems in reading or writing data
Initially IBM intriduced a disk monitoring technology for their disks, named "Predictive Failure Analysis", but it was a basic software that give a binary result "device OK" or "drive likely to fail soon".
Later, another variant "intellisafe" was created by CompaQ along with Seagate, Quantum & Conner, that measured the health parameters - Drive vendor was free to choose thae parameters and their treshold values.
extract all tracks/attachments/chapters from an mkv file
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