The RerunHD app

Your library, in 1080p, beside the originals.

The app finds your DVD copies, makes each one in turn and files the finished copy beside the original, as a second version your media server can play. It's free with your hours. To make copies on your own graphics card, it takes a licence.

RerunHD · Library

Movie Title (2004)DVD · 480p · 1 h 52 min

1080p copy ready

TV Show · Season 2, Episode 5DVD · 480p · 22 min

Making · 62%

Home Video (1998)DVD · 480p · 47 min

Linux

Available now

Windows

Coming soon.

Docker

Coming soon.

It needs Python 3.10 or newer and nothing else. It finds your graphics card by itself, and with none it sets up for your hours in the cloud.

curl -O https://rerunhd.com/downloads/install.py
curl -O https://rerunhd.com/downloads/upscaler-0.1.0-py3-none-any.whl
python3 install.py --wheel upscaler-0.1.0-py3-none-any.whl

Then open http://127.0.0.1:8148/ to choose your folders. With an AMD Radeon card it takes about 16 GB of disk, with an NVIDIA GeForce card several GB; for your hours in the cloud, about half a gigabyte. It installs for your own user, nothing as root, and python3 install.py --uninstall takes it away again. Your copies stay.

Connect it

With your hours

Make a key on your account page and paste it into the app's settings. There's no licence to buy and no graphics card needed: each title goes from where it is, and the finished copy comes back beside it.

On your own card

Paste the licence key from your email into the app's settings. Your files never leave your house.

For a second version in Jellyfin, keep each film in a folder named like its file: Movie Title (2004)/Movie Title (2004).mkv. Where a name doesn't match, the app says so beside the title. The app includes ffmpeg, under the GPL: what's in it, and the licences.