Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:
Antonio M wrote:
First time with this problem.
If I have my pictures, a buch of ogg files for music, which is the
tool to create a DVD???
I have already given a short trial to dvd-slideshow but I get:
Input #0, wav, from
'/home/antonio/fotografie/dvd-slideshow_temp_18471/audio1.wav':
Duration: 00:02:05.0, bitrate: 1536 kb/s
Stream #0.0: Audio: pcm_s16le, 48000 Hz, stereo, 1536 kb/s
WARNING: The bitrate parameter is set too low. It takes bits/s as
argument, not kbits/s
Output #0, ac3, to
'/home/antonio/fotografie/dvd-slideshow_temp_18471/audio1.ac3':
Stream #0.0: Audio: ac3, 48000 Hz, 5:1, 0 kb/s
Stream mapping:
Stream #0.0 -> #0.0
Error while opening codec for output stream #0.0 - maybe incorrect
parameters such as bit_rate, rate, width or height
I suppose that something is wrong in ffmep settings but I have no idea
what to do (furthermore ffmep is not standard in fedora!!!)
Any help???
Try using the -mp2 option for the audio. You can create a .dvd-slideshow
directory in your home directory with a dvd-slideshowrc configuration
file in it. I have in mine:
debug=0
ac3=0
You may want to look at Slideshow Creator. It is a GUI front end for
DVD-Slideshow. I have used it to create DVD slideshows with music. It
does not support all the different transitions from one slide to another
that DVD-Slideshow does, but you can edit the text file it create to
change the transition type.
http://slcreator.sourceforge.net/
Mikkel
Sorry for the late response. To busy outside work and at work.
I found and used dir2slideshow to create DVDs from photos.
This is the procedure that I use.
1. Make sure pictures are complete and in one directory in the order
wanted.
2. dir2slideshow
dir2slideshow [-o <output directory>] [-t <Seconds per picture>] [-c
<Crossfade seconds>] -n <Slideshow name> [-T] [-M] [-s subtitle_text]
[-notitle] <Images directory>
> dir2slideshow -n 'Complete example' -t 5 my_pictures
3. dvd-slideshow
dvd-slideshow [-n <slideshow name>] [-o <output directory>] [-b
<background jpeg>] [-a <audiofile1> -a <audiofile2> -a <audiofileN>]
[-p] [-L] [-H] [-mp2][-r] [-smp] [-border <bordersize>] [-theme
<themename>] [-f] <input text file>
> dvd-slideshow -n 'test complete' -f Complete_example.txt -a
'strojovna_07-TEXEMPO-30s.ogg'
4. Test the created *.vob file that was created with dvd-slideshow.
I use mplayer for this.
5. For a simple DVD, use dvd-menu to create a simple menu to start with.
6. dvd-menu
dvd-menu -t <ButtonText1> ... -t <ButtonTextN> -f <XML_file1 |
MPEG_file1> ... -f <XML_fileN | MPEG_fileN> [-o <output directory>] [-n
<DVD Title>] [-b <background jpeg>] [-e <embed image>] [-a <audiofile>]
[-p] [-c] [-D] [-W] [-mp2] [-iso] [-nomenu] [-L]
> dvd-menu -t 'My example' -t 'Slideshow 2' -f test_complete.xml -f
test_complete.xml -n 'Complete Example DVD'
7. Test the final DVD structure for full operation.
I use mplayer or xine to test this.
8. If you wish, you can create a DATA directory for your original
pictures in the created dvd_fs directory. I do this if there is enough
space to give to others.
> ls -F AUDIO_TS/ Data/ VIDEO_TS/
9. Create ISO
> mkisofs -dvd-video -udf -o dvd.iso dvd_fs
10. Burn DVD
> dvdrecord -v -eject -dao speed=4 dev=0,1,0 dvd.iso
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Robin Laing
