[mythtv-users] Re: MythDVD
Jarod C. Wilson
jcw at wilsonet.com
Thu Aug 28 19:17:43 EDT 2003
On Thursday, Dick wrote:
>>> 1. I have lots of episodes of Martha Stewart which my wife does not
>>> want me to delete and I am running out of disk space. I would like
>>> to transcode them to mpeg4 and burn them to DVD. (They are in mpeg2
>>> now because I am using a PVR-250 and I couldn't get the new
>>> transcoder to work yet.)
>>>
>>> 2. I would also like to burn backup copies of my DVD movies.
>>>
>>> Re: 1. above, can anyone suggest a reasonable work-around until a
>>> burner is implemented?
>>
>> Suggestion #1: dvdrecord
>
> Yes, I am aware of linux programs to do this. It's just that the file
> names used in Mythtv are not easy to correlate with the show dates and
> titles.
The dates are right there in the file names. So are the channels. The
names... That's another story. :)
>> Suggestion #2 (really more pertinent to your second item): dvd::rip
>>
>> http://www.exit1.org/dvdrip/
>>
>> If you happen to be using Red Hat Linux, there are rpms of it, and all
>> its dependencies from freshrpms.net. I make frequent use of dvd::rip
>> for "backing up" my DVDs (I might accidentally back up some from
>> Blockbuster and Hollywood Video on occasion, too... :)
>
> That one I hadn't seen! At first glance it looks good... I hope
> something like it makes its way into MythDVD eventually.
Probably a bit more than MythDVD needs (or should have), but yes, a
very good program, and highly flexible...
--Jarod
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Jarod C. Wilson, RHCE
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