One would think that since Linux users have to jump through hoops to play restricted DVDs, that it would be difficult to make a DVD.
Welcome DeVeDe.
DeVeDe is a full-scale application to convert your movies to DVDs, (S)VCDs, CVDs, and DIVX formats. In a general sense, it is a GUI frontend to Mplayer’s “mencoder” which is able to convert between various formats.
DeVeDe keeps it simple with a generic track organizer, but if you want you can go advanced and tweak every clip down to subtitles. When you are ready, just render your video and wait a few hours (or less/more, depending on the length of the video).
Whether you are a videophile or just want to watch a clip on your TV, DeVeDe can do it. You can install it using your system’s preferred package manager and searching for devede.
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dar wrote:
OK, Profssor, could You please inform us punters wch hoops You jumped thru to play restricted DVDs…
Many of us have d/loaded numerous packages as per forums’ instructions all to no avail.
cheers
# Posted on 04-Oct-07 at 6:57 pm
Jacob wrote:
Taken from the Help and Support area on the System menu:
Install the following packages (see Add Applications):
* gxine
* libdvdnav4
* libdvdplay0
* libdvdread3
Then
sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread3/install-css.sh
# Posted on 05-Oct-07 at 4:00 am