1. The mjpegtools web site does explain this.
2. This is the sort of question that you can find the answer to by using
google.
Step 1
Rip TV
Streamer
streamer -t 02:49:00 -n ntsc -i Composite1 -r 30 -s 352x240 -o
/home/Raena/hdb2/Joan/Joan.yuv -O /home/Raena/hdb2/Joan/Joan.wav -R 48000 -F
stereo
PAL
-n pal r 25 -s 352x288
Or Mencoder
mencoder tv:// -tv
driver=v4l:input=1:norm=ntsc:alsa:amode=1:width=720:height=480:audiorate=48000:buffersize=16:forcechan=2
-idx -vf denoise3d=8:6:6,pp=md -oac pcm -ovc lavc -lavcopts
vcodec=mjpeg:vqscale=8 -o /home/Raena/TEMP/Tivo/MYDVD.avi
Or for AC3
-oac lavc -lavcopts acodec=ac3:abirate=320 (default is 224)
Step 2
from .yuv file
build mpeg movies using mjpegtools + raw, uncompressed video:
mp2enc -o audio.mp2 < audio.wav
mpeg2enc -o video.m1v < video.yuv
mplex audio.mp2 video.m1v -o movie.mpg
from .avi file
build mpeg movies using mjpegtools + compressed avi file:
streamer -t 0:30 -s 352x240 -r 24 -o movie.avi -f mjpeg -F stereo
lav2wav +p movie.avi | mp2enc -o audio.mp2
lav2yuv +p movie.avi | mpeg2enc -o video.m1v
lav2yuv stream.eli | mpeg2enc -f 8 -o video.m2v
*or if bad vhs
lav2yuv moby.eli | yuvdenoise -F -l 2 | mpeg2enc -f 8 -q 7 -4 1 -2 1 -P -I 0 -N
-o video_DVD.m2v
NOTE: If you have specified the -S option for mpeg2enc mplex will automatically
split the files if there is in the output filename a %d (looks like: -o
test%d.mpg) The files generated this way are separate stand-alone MPEG steams!
or you can do it in: mplex -f 8 -S 200 MYDVD.m2v MYDVD.mpa -o MYDVD%d.mpg
Step 3
mp2enc -r 48000 -o audio.mp2 < audio.wav
lav2wav myDVD.avi | mp2enc -r 48000 -o MYDVDsound.mp2
*The sample rate has to be 48kHz
Step 4
mplex -f 8 sound.mp2 video.m2v -o my_dvd.mpg
Step 5
mkdir /dvd
dvdauthor -o /dir/dvd/ -v ntsc+352x240+4:3 -c
00:00:00,00:05:00,.../path/MYDVD.mpg
dvdauthor -o /dir/dvd/ -T
Cut and paste below arg for 33x5 minute chapters
-c
00:00:00,00:05:00,00:10:00,00:15:00,00:20:00,00:25:00,00:30:00,00:35:00,00:40:00,00:45:00,00:50:00,00:55:00,01:00:00,01:05:00,01:10:00,01:15:00,01:20:00,01:25:00,01:30:00,01:35:00,01:40:00,01:45:00,01:50:00,01:55:00,02:00:00,02:05:00,02:10:00,02:15:00,02:20:00,02:25:00,02:30:00,02:35:00,02:40:00
Step 6
mkisofs -dvd-video -o mydvd.iso /dir/dvd/
growisofs -dvd-compat -speed=1 -overburn -Z /dev/scd0=mydvd.iso
NB Some dvdrs do not have lead out so always use -dvd-compat
if you forget then try:
dvd+rw-format -lead-out /dev/scdN
which relocates the lead-out next to outermost written sector as well as makes
sure there is no virgin surface before it. Previously written data is not
affected by this operation.
http://fy.chalmers.se/~appro/linux/DVD+RW/
