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Dan wrote: |
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> Hemmann, Volker Armin wrote: |
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>> On Saturday 01 October 2005 15:36, Dan wrote: |
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>>> This is indeed a wonderful list. |
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>>> "Everything is going extremely well". |
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>>> -HAL |
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>>> K3B is running well, looks good but it has no DVD Video copying option |
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>>> that I can find. |
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>>> On windows I had clone DVD. Source:Dual Layer DVD in one drive, |
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>>> Destination: Single Layer blank in burning drive. Press Go, wait 30 |
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>>> mins, done. Every time. |
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>>> A driver layer called AnyDVD strips the PUPs and other stuff and |
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>>> presents a clean disc to the next layer up. |
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>>> I don't have these in linux, so there's two questions: First, what |
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>>> working GUI can I use which will hande most standard feature films, and |
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>>> secondly what does gentoo use for handling access to the movies on |
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>>> the DVD? |
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>>> I know the answeres lie here and beyond |
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>>> http://linuxmafia.com/faq/Hardware/dvd.html |
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>>> but I am running out of time, I would like something simple running |
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>>> soon, I'm happy to mess around with command line transcoding later. |
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>>> Any more smart ideas? |
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>> did you set the dvdr useflag? |
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> Yes. k3b is happy to go Tools --> Copy DVD but the heading says "No |
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> video transcoding!" |
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> Tools --> Encode video wants a project file, and all the options are |
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> greyed out. I run fluxbox, not kde so the help doesn't work and |
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> there's no man pages for k3b. google gives me lots of source code.... |
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9to5 looks like the tool for the job! Thanks for your help! |
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