Philip Walden wrote:
Heikki Pesonen wrote:
Dear gentlemen and ladies! Let me repeat what my problem is, it is not
how to listen or look at the content of the DVD, instead of that
On 7/24/06, *Heikki Pesonen * <fossiili@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:fossiili@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
I wanted to convert the VOB-files to format which my
Windows-program Pinacle Studio could read or
find Linux-programs which I could install with my newbie skills to
Fedora Core 5 able to edit my movies and to make a video CD or DVD
which I could send to my sister even having an old DVD-player box
and on old TV.
From http://rpm.greysector.net/ repo, install mencoder then do
something like
mencoder dvd:// -vf harddup -ovc lavc -oac lavc -lavcopts
acodec=mp2:vcodec=msmpeg4v2:keyint=25 -o mydvd.avi
copy over to windows pinnacle
OR
From http://rpm.livna.org/ repo install dvdstyler, dvdauthor and
dvd+rw-tools
use dvdstyler to make your dvds
Also add in dvd::rip
http://www.exit1.org/dvdrip/
Avidemux,
Cinelerra
http://heroinewarrior.com/cinelerra.php3
Some info but out of date.
http://www.bunkus.org/dvdripping4linux/single/
Note, once you rip and edit, you have to re-author the material if you
want to watch it on a DVD.
DVD authoring in Linux isn't as easy yet as with Windows. It can be
done though.
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