[juneau-lug] Re: Running homebrew video DVD's

Jamie,

Right now I am just making up a slideshow without sound. The first 
slideshow was created using KMediaFactory. It uses DVDAuthor, 
DVD-Slideshow, mjpegtools, etc, etc. It added the menus and got 
everything into mpeg2. I chose to have it setup a K3b videoDVD project, 
so it launches K3b and I'm ready to burn.

I also am trying out QDVDAuthor. It uses all the same tools as 
KMediaFactory. It is a bit more work, but it is more flexible in setting 
things up your way.

I have made VCD's that worked fine, so I'm a bit bummed that I can't get 
a DVD to work on anything but XP.

I may try and burn a project with XCDRoast and ProDVD. Looks like a bit 
more work, but if I get a usable DVD......

I have that issue of Linux Journal...good info!

Chuck

>Hi Chuck,
>
>I'm guessing something about the formatting when they are written.  What 
>are you using to lay out your tracks and do mastering ( pre-burn 
>stage)?  Or maybe the better question is what is the form of your video 
>coming into K3B?  Do you create a menu?  Can you create readable VCD's?
>
>I've only used Pinnacle software on windows to create dvd's, but they 
>seem to play fine in linux.
>
>Have you seen: Linux Journal, Jan 2006, "Linux Video Production" 
>http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8589
>
>-Jamie
>
>Chuck Hakari wrote:
>  
>
>
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