[nflug] Kino Video editing

[Cyber Source]

Hello Bob,
  Sorry, I should have read your post more thoroughly. When I saw you 
referring to kino, I assumed you were taking video from a video cam and 
then going to work with it. I saw someone else post about dvd::rip, I've 
worked with that and it does what you want. So does kino but I don't 
really like kino's interface for building a dvd.
  If you have an existing video, *.avi, *.mpg or any other video mplayer 
can view, MythTV has an awesome plugin that can take any recording (tv), 
videos, etc., and create iso's, reencode to resize, etc. and then burn 
dvd's, with or without menus. In fact, it has some pretty cool editing 
capabilities for cutting commericals, by frame, time, all sorts of 
stuff. You can apt-get the package (mytharchive). I've never tried it 
but you should be able to work with VOB files with that as well, you 
might need to fool the app initially though with a file extension though.

Robert Stockdale IV wrote:
>
>
> On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 12:19 AM, Cyber Source 
> <peter at thecybersource.com <mailto:peter at thecybersource.com>> wrote:
>
>     What file type is the output? 
>
> Output should be standard DVD format ie: *.VOB files needs to be able 
> to play in most DVD players
>  
>
>     And what is the media?
>
> 4.7G  DVD
>
> I know I can rip it from the command line and I like to be able to set 
> up scripts to run through the whole process (rtp the feature selection 
> from /dev/dvd0, resize to fit a 4.7G DVD, rewrite the .IFO files, 
> create the .iso image and then burn them to the blank DVD disc in 
> /dev/dvd1. With all the conflicting information I find on the web and 
> the 2,000 ways to this and that is why I got into Kino and it probably 
> is not the most efficient  method.
> Thank you,
> Bob
>  
>
>
>
>     Robert Stockdale IV wrote:
>
>         Does anyone have any experience with Kino. I ripped a dvd and
>         imported it into kino. My primary goal is to get just the main
>         feature with no menu. I want to burn this to 4,7G DVD and to
>         have it just start playing as soon as the disc loads. Most
>         help files and documentation that I´ve read says to use a
>         program such as Kino to get the .IFO rebuilt since it was
>         resized with k9copy. Then to use dvdauthor, qdvdauthor or
>         dvdstyler to prepare it to burn.
>         The problem with Kino is that the first VOB file is correctly
>         using English. The 3 other VOB files are in Spanish or French.
>         There appear to be no way to set the default language. Any
>         insight would be extremely appericated.
>         I´m a newbie at video stuff. Thank you.
>         Bob
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