[ale] Linux, DVD, and AVI/MPG conversion
Bob Kruger
bkruger at mindspring.com
Sat Jul 28 22:14:23 EDT 2007
Dan;
Thanks. Time is not the issue. The compilation of files will have to
play across a broad spectrum of previously purchased DVD players for
standard televisions.
I was hoping to find some folks with personal experience doing this that
might be able to assist in shortening the learning curve as much as
possible. Even though I have used Linux since it first came across my
system while running Fidonet back in 1994, I am still much more at home
with the simple text prompt from bash than I am with graphics or anyting
to do with them.
V/r
Bob
danverde wrote:
>Start here http://dvdauthor.sourceforge.net. It may take quite a while
>transcode your video files to standard DVD format.
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>My other suggestion would be to buy a $35 dvd player that will play native
>xvid/divx, mpg, etc... video files. Then you can just burn your movies to a
>regular data dvd and play them in the native format (provided it is supported
>by the dvd). I have several DVD player that I use for this. Before you buy
>one you can check out if the models support your video format first here:
>http://www.videohelp.com/dvdplayers
>I have saved tons of time just playing in native format instead of converting
>to DVD format.
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>Dan
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