Re: dvd authoring question
k l u r t <klurt@sp0ke.net> said:
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> On Wed, 23 Nov 2005, Eduardo Gargiulo wrote:
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> > Hi all,
> >
> > I'm running debian testing, and trying to make a dvd-video image to burn.
> > I have the .VOB files and I have made a dvd structure using vobcopy. I'm
> > looking for a debian tool that makes the .IFO files from those .VOBs. I'd
> > tried with dvdauthor without success. Is there such a tool?
>
> hi there,
>
> you're not gonna like this answer but... dvdauthor is the tool for the
> job.
> i have been using dvdauthor to create my dvd structure and it does create
> the needed .IFO (and .BUP) files.
>
> have you read through the dvdauthor man page?
> there are two ways of passing commands to dvdauthor, via the command line
> or through an xml config file.
>
> maybe you should forgo the vobcopy and just stick with dvdauthor.
>
> also keep in mind that the VOBs passed to dvdauthor must have DVD NAV
> (VOBU) packets multiplexed in at the correct locations. there are many
> tools that can do this, including mplex from mjpegtools (1.6.0 or later).
>
> here's a little snippet from my latest dvdauthor project; perhaps this
> will shed some light:
>
> DVDAuthor::dvdauthor, version 0.6.11.
> Build options: gnugetopt magick iconv freetype
> Send bugs to <dvdauthor-users@lists.sourceforge.net>
>
> INFO: dvdauthor creating VTS
> STAT: Picking VTS 01
>
> STAT: Processing final.mpg...
^^^^^^^^^^
may be you missunderstand my question because of my poor english. I don't want
to copy or clone a dvd. I haven't got mpg files to convert to VOB.
I want to make a DVD-video using VOBs files from three or four DVDs. I have
the VOBs files, but I think copying also IFO files is not a good choice,
because they have info about sequences, chapters, etc that I'm altering; I'm
altering the names too. So I'm looking for a tool to make those IFO files from
VOBs. I would like to use dvdauthor, but I don't know how.
regards,
--ejg @wifi
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Eduardo Gargiulo (GnuPG 0x793016AF)
http://wifi.hn.org/~egargiulo/gnupg
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