Yea just set all video files to NTSC, and menu to NTSC, I made 1 more coaster but now have the Menu and all videos playing without rolling,and now using VLC in Ubuntu so it is working to. I forget Ubuntu is set for world users not just us US folks.That is still under a hour I think. Thanks Garl for helping.
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 12:51 PM, terry na <battleshipte...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thank you I am using devede now. it is easy to pick up.and the test video > was much clearer then on windows. It has taken about 30 minutes and I have a > DVD with menu and three different menu items with background sound I am > converting to ISO. and the background Picture I converted in Gimp to a png, > burned ISO in brasero.all in 30 :) I still cant believe good programs like > these are free. > > So I put the DVD I created in the DVD player hooked to my TV and play back > was rolling Horz.sound was great and it would not play back in Ubuntu so I > picked the wrong format to convert video to.but I was hurrying just to see > how fast I could make a DVD with no knowledge of devede.And I have a nice > coaster :) I bet if I slow down a little I will get a working DVD LOL. > > > > > > On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Garl Grigsby <garl.grig...@gmail.com>wrote: > >> terry na wrote: >> >>> I used winders to make DVD moves with roxio from sporting events I >>> filmed. roxio 7 has a bug related to Internet explorer 7 and I can not make >>> dvds now and even though I UN installed IE7 bug still there (and I bet so >>> is IE7uninstall just hides shortcuts ).I hate windows (clinched teeth and >>> fist) Anyway I always turn to a real OS for help and that is Ubuntu :) just >>> the name makes me smile again.My camera makes AVIs .I was wondering if >>> anyone makes similar DVDs from a program in Ubuntu that uses AVIs that can >>> make menu with background PIC/sound and different titles? >>> Thanks in advance keep that Linux smile :) >>> >>> >> I've used devede in the past to create DVDs. I know it does menus with a >> background. Not sure on sounds as I'm away from that machine at the moment. >> It's very simple and will convert from about any format. The only issue I've >> seen is that converting from avi to DVD the disk capacity estimation is >> always off. Converting from MPEG to a DVD it's always dead on. The UI is a >> bit funky, but I figured it out in a few minutes. >> >> Garl >> _______________________________________________ >> EUGLUG mailing list >> euglug@euglug.org >> http://www.euglug.org/mailman/listinfo/euglug >> > >
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