On Tue, 2 Mar 2004, Ted Huntington wrote:
> I am trying to do the same thing. I wish DVD players could play mpeg-2 files
> on UDF file system. I may just make my computer the movie player and store
> captured vi in mpeg-2.
My Philips 724 DVD player can do that. I've put generic MPEG-2
files on a ISO9660 filesystem and up pops a file browsing menu.
Select a file and it plays. As long as the encoded frame size is
one of the standard sizes (720x480, 704x480,352x480, ...) it works
fine. There aren't any chapters, menus, etc but the file plays.
Normally I create DVDs though - either using dvdauthor or DVD Studio
Pro (after encoding the data using mpeg2enc).
> What steps did you take to make the DVD-Video?
Capture the data (;)) - I use a Canopus ADVC100 to do the analog
to DV conversion, encode the DV to mpeg-2, encode the audio to either
MPEG-1/Layer2 or AC3, then either mplex + dvdauthor +
mkisofs -dvd-video or run DVDSP with the .m2v and .ac3 files. Burn
to DVD. Not hard at all ;)
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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