building dvd

[Bill Davidsen]

François Patte wrote:
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> Le 25/11/2009 04:20, Mike Martin a écrit :
>> 2009/11/24 Bill Davidsen <davidsen at tmr.com>:
>>> Rajan, S. (Sanya) wrote:
>>>> Hi François,
>>>>
>>>> You could try using Tovid: http://tovid.wikia.com/wiki/Tovid_Wiki
>>>> It can convert almost any video format and create a DVD from them.
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> OK. I could try tovid... The only problem from install is that the
> permissions are for root only, so a simple user cannot use it!!!
> 
> It took me some times to understand that.
> 
> BTW I could not do anything with tovid. It is a nice program which does
> nothing, so, no problem, and no solution.
> 
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>>>> From: fedora-list-bounces at redhat.com
>>>> [mailto:fedora-list-bounces at redhat.com] On Behalf Of François Patte
>>>> Sent: 24 November 2009 04:00 PM
>>>> To: Community assistance, encouragement,and advice for using Fedora.
>>>> Subject: building dvd
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>>>> Bonjour,
>>>>
>>>> I use kaffeine to record TV programs.
>>>>
>>>> These programs are m2t encoded and I want to be able to burn dvd
>>>> readable on my dvd machine in my living room.
>>>>
>>>> I found devede which seems to be able to do some conversion. But I want
>>>> to transfer on the dvd all information from the m2t file: all audio
>>>> tracks and subtitles in order to be able to choose my preferred version:
>>>> french version or original version with subtitles.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> What are the soft which can do this, under fedora 10.
>>>>
>>> Bad news, FC10 is going unsupported in days.
>>>
>>> Good news, dvdstyler is available for FC10 now, I don't remember if I got
>>> mine for a Fedora repository or elsewhere. It will want a bunch of stuff you
>>> should have anyway. I've been using it since Oct 6 2006 (install date on my
>>> oldest machine still up), and have used it up through FC11 without problems.
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> I tried it. Seems to be able to make nice menu for a dvd, but not a dvd.
> 
I'm not sure what you mean by that, I created dozens over the years. You pull 
the files you want on the cd down to the files area, pull buttons and text to 
the menu area, right click the buttons to select which file or submenu you 
want... couldn't be easier. The you set the burn options and create the image 
(with or without error correction, and with or without burn after create).

Did you read the docs? (/usr/share/doc/...)

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