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Reliable Video Editing & DVD Burning
Post 302636999 by Royalist on Tuesday 8th of May 2012 08:27:28 AM
05-08-2012
Reliable Video Editing & DVD Burning
I have just about given up trying to find a reliable package.
Imagination - Pitvi - Openshot - DVD Styler are just some of those tried, but even if success has been achieved in exporting a viable result - Brasero will not burn it this includes VOB files. It seems that there is no alternative to Brasero on UBuntu?
The end result is required for UK (PAL) 16:9 aspect ratio television playback.
So, back to Windows OS and Nero Vision Express with a limit of 99 images per project, seems to be the only way to go.
Anybody have any comments please?
Imagination - Pitvi - Openshot - DVD Styler are just some of those tried, but even if success has been achieved in exporting a viable result - Brasero will not burn it this includes VOB files. It seems that there is no alternative to Brasero on UBuntu?
The end result is required for UK (PAL) 16:9 aspect ratio television playback.
So, back to Windows OS and Nero Vision Express with a limit of 99 images per project, seems to be the only way to go.
Anybody have any comments please?
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lsdvd
LSDVD(1) LSDVD(1) NAME
lsdvd - read the content info of a DVD SYNOPSIS
lsdvd [ options ] [-t track_number] [dvd path] DESCRIPTION
An application for reading the contents of a DVD and printing the contents to your terminal and dump for further processing in external applications. OPTIONS FOR EXTRA INFORMATION
-a Dump information about audio streams. -d Dump information about cells. -n Dump information about angles (video layers). -c Dump chapter information. -s Dump subpicture information (e.g. subtitles). -P Dump palette information. -v Dump video information. -x Dump all information. FORMATTING OPTIONS
-Oh Dump output human readable (default setting). -Op Dump output as a Perl hash. (Using -p is deprecated). -Oy Dump output as Python. -Or Dump output in Ruby format. -Ox Dump output in XML. OTHER OPTIONS
-h Display help. -q Quiet output - do not summarize output. -V Display version information. LICENSE
lsdvd is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; version 2 of the License. AUTHORS
lsdvd was written by Chris Philips. <acid_kewpie@users.sourceforge.net> This manual page was written by Moritz Muehlenhoff <jmm@inutil.org> for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others). 27 August 2005 LSDVD(1)