On 12/19/05, Peter Lesterhuis <peterlesterhuis@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >>>> > > To convert a AVI file to VOB format, I used Avidemux and the script > >>>> > > any2vob, but, in both cases, with no success. Could someone please > >>>> > > suggest to me other programs to try? > >>> > > >>> > mencoder > >> > >> Thanks, Bob, but mencoder is probably the most complicated program > >> ever made in the history of humankind. Definitely, I cannot deal with > >> mencoder. > > > >Agreed. The one time I've used it, it was tedious. How about kmenc: > > > >http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Video/Kmenc15-2537.shtml > > > >I don't know anything about it, but might be worth a look. > > Are you looking for a program to create dvd 's? > In that case have a look at: > https://developer.berlios.de/projects/tovid/ > It is a suite of tools converting almost any video-format into dvd. It's > easy to use, even if you (like me) have limited knowledge of handling > video-formats, thanks to the clear documentation. Thanks, Peter and Bob. Tovid seems to be good and simple. Another set of scripts quite good and simple for the same job is videotrans: http://videotrans.sourceforge.net/ «videotrans is a set of scripts that allow its user to reformat existing movies into the VOB format that is used on DVDs. Furthermore, videotrans supplies programs which allow its user to create a complete DVD, including selection menus which allow the viewer to choose which movie he/she wants to see, if more than one movie fits onto a DVD.» Paul Paul
