[mythtv-users] DVD authoring procedures for archive <from What
not to do ...>
Josh Burks
dotnofoolin at gmail.com
Sat Jan 15 14:15:22 EST 2005
Here's my procedure for getting recordings onto DVD:
1. record at 720x480 so I don't have to transcode (w/ PVR-x50)
2. edit the recording in the frontend to fine tune the cutpoints
3. use nuvexport's mpeg2 cut feature to remove unwanted commericals.
4. use the following script to create the DVD
# script: create_dvd filename projectname
#!/bin/bash
mkfifo aud0
mkfifo vid0
mkfifo dvdmpg
mpeg2desc -a0 < $1 > aud0 &
mpeg2desc -v0 < $1 > vid0 &
mplex -f 8 -V -o dvdmpg aud0 vid0 &
dvdauthor -o $2 -f dvdmpg
dvdauthor -o $2 -T
rm aud0
rm vid0
rm dvdmpg
growisofs -dvd-video -Z /dev/cdroms/cdrom0 -R -J $2
#script: end
Works like a charm, but oblivousy it's only for one recording. I'm
looking into the mythburn project to get some menus and multiple
recordings on a single disk.
Josh
On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 12:31:51 -0600, John Williams
<williamsbyron at gmail.com> wrote:
> It looks like there are several different people doing this several
> different ways. I'm hoping to find a script or fairly simple means of
> transferring a PVR250 recorded (mpeg 2 I think) show to DVD. I'm not
> familiar with video editing and don't even care if commercials get
> left in the recording. When I tried to use NUV export it took nearly
> 12 hours to transcode and the file it created was useless anyway.
>
> What is every one doing for this sort of thing? Is dual layer DVD a
> good bet or is a single layer DVD fine?
>
> Thanks,
> John Williams
>
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