Hans Meine wrote:
On Thursday 17 November 2005 11:04, Philip Armstrong wrote:
On Thu, Nov 17, 2005 at 08:39:59AM -0100, Duncan Webb wrote:
Don't think that it is quite that easy as I've stores the DVDs as iso
images which I can mount then I would need to decode the VOBs then I
could stream the mpeg stream directly to the video out device. At the
moment I'm not sure what Linux tools are about to decode VOBs and how I
would configure freevo to do this.
mplayer can probably do this. It seems to be able to do most things :)
At least with a patch it can use the ivtv as output device:
http://ivtvdriver.org/viewcvs/ivtv/trunk/misc/MPlayer-1.0pre7try2-ivtvosd.diff?rev=2767&view=markup
It may as well be able to play .iso's directly, IIRC.
Did an update of this patch for the MPlayer CVS version but the problem
here is that the audio is well out of sync.
Although I think a VOB file is supposed to be a valid mpeg2 file as
well. Anyone know?
Yes, AFAIK, it's a PS ("program stream") file, which means that it's composed
of elementary (audio/video/subtitle/...) streams. That's my understanding
and I am probably neglecting some details.. ;-)
This is quite correct, a VOB is multiplexed mpeg streams, audio streams
and subtitles. Even menus are mpeg streams and menu highlights are
subtitle streams. Subtitles are four colour bitmaps or something like that.
Haven't found much under Linux that can manipulate VOB files but there
are quite a few Windows programs.
Duncan
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