Linux for your taste (sorry Naw :D) (33 Viewers)

[V]

Lol man, you just created a new need for me. I have an old 15" flat screen lying around and don't know what to do with it...Now I know

lol, you're gonna love it. it's really handy.

 

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[Rami]

lol, you're gonna love it. it's really handy.

I can imagine! Can't tell you how many episodes of Lost and Prison Break I literally "heard"!!

Whenever there is no action and just dialog, I just minimize Kaffeine and do whatever I am was doing at that time....

 

[JCK]

Does anyone know of a functioning way to merge an avi file and an srt file into one avi file?

 

[V]

I don't think it is possible. You have to do that before ripping.

 

[JCK]

There is a mencoder command that supposedly does the trick. It is a very long command and the encoding takes too long. I tried it the other day with no luck. Where I got this the said it worked with them. But I am sure there is a way, when you do movie editing, you can add whatever text you want to the film, so adding subtitles won't be a problem.

 

[V]

I guess it is possible then...Though I imagine it to be a VERY lenghty process. Is it worth all the hassle?

 

[Martin]

I guess it is possible then...Though I imagine it to be a VERY lenghty process. Is it worth all the hassle?

Is a bread worth €1? It depends on whether you're hungry

 

[V]

Is a bread worth €1? It depends on whether you're hungry

Can't argue with that.

 

[Kaka1899]

think he got you there Vlatko

 

[Martin]

FYI I'm experimenting with dvd ripping lately and on my Intel Core Duo it takes about 6h to rip a whole movie (only using one cpu). It used to take longer, but with faster processors, it's starting to become manageable I think.

 

[gray]

FYI I'm experimenting with dvd ripping lately and on my Intel Core Duo it takes about 6h to rip a whole movie (only using one cpu). It used to take longer, but with faster processors, it's starting to become manageable I think.

You're kidding... the last time I ripped a DVD was about a year ago, and the longest I recall it ever taking was less than 2 hours...

 

[Martin]

Did you use a mainframe?

When I say rip a dvd I mean including encoding it to xvid, for which 10h used to be a reasonable estimate.

 

[Rami]

Did you use a mainframe?

When I say rip a dvd I mean including encoding it to xvid, for which 10h used to be a reasonable estimate.

I really don't wanna imagine how ripping blue-rays would be

 

[Martin]

Yeah, that would be a pain I bet. How big are those again?

 

[Rami]

IIRC they could be between 25G-50G depending on the layers (single or double layer)

 

[gray]

Ahh yes, that used to take freaking forever. I thought you were talking about copying the VOBs to your HDD

 

[Martin]

Ahh yes, that used to take freaking forever. I thought you were talking about copying the VOBs to your HDD

I just clone it with dd myself, then encode the video.

 

[JCK]

I guess it is possible then...Though I imagine it to be a VERY lenghty process. Is it worth all the hassle?

Well yea it is worth the hassle, I don't care how lengthy the process is.

 

[SlimValdi]

to all linux users need help in finding a program can convert .ts files to DVD or .avi

thanx

 

[JCK]

To all those who are interested, in a few minutes I will print on a LightScribe disk.