[mythtv-users] Burning to DVD (E James)

Steve Boyer steveboyer85 at gmail.com
Mon Apr 13 19:43:53 UTC 2015


> I am sure there are many better, faster options but this is how I would do
> the job.
>
> 1. Find the MythTV file and make a copy.
> 2. Edit the copy file to obtain the appropriate parts. I would probably
> use avidemux for this job so I might need to convert the file first, in
> which case I would use ffmpeg. Handbrake would probably do this just as
> well but I have never used it.
> 3. I would use Devede to burn the extracted file to DVD. The linux version
> did what I needed the last time I used it, but it took several hours. Of
> course it was a netbook I was using for the job.
>

 I have burned a few of my kid's favorite TV show to DVD before for the
long trips and this is the general method I've used. I would use the
command "ffmpeg -i filename.mpg -c:a copy -c:v copy -ss 00:11:22.333 -to
33:22:11.000 trimmed.mpg" to cut just the parts you want, and then using
devede to burn it. I have had an issue with devede where it tries to invoke
the removed option "-newaudio" with ffmpeg - which is a known bug (
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/devede/+bug/1328774). This was
actually one of the major reasons I wanted to use MythTV to begin with.

Steve
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