T wrote: > > use something more like: > > transcode -x mplayer,mplayer \ > -J modfps=clonetype=3 \ > -y ffmpeg \ > -F mpeg2video \ > -p $audiofile \ > -b 192 \ > --export_asr 2 \ > --export_prof dvd-ntsc \ > --export_fps 29.970,4 \ > -Z 720x480,fast \ > -j -18,-34,-22,-34 \ > -o $filename \ > -m $filename.ac3 \ > -i $videofile > > But drop the -p option if you are not using a seperate input > audio file.
Yeah, that will work on pretty much everything, but it would be really neat if the same thing worked with the -pulldown flag without the modfps, since a lot more content could be put on the dvd. Oh well. > Also see this script, which tries to generalise and automate > the process of making DVD's from arbitrary inputs. > > http://inferno.slug.org/cgi-bin/wiki?AviToVob I wrote that ;^)
