I'm really interested in whether headway was ever made on this project (the
project to convert SWORD or OSIS to DVD video and menus). I've always
thought that it would not be too difficult to do, but I don't have the
skills to do it. I've even considered manually going through and making the
whol
The project is very much alive. I even had a face to face meeting with the
programmer last week.
For languages in which the culture is mainly oral and in countries with (as
yet) a low literacy rate, this could be a useful method for sharing God's
Word in small groups. Only one group member need be
On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 2:48 PM, Jonathan Marsden wrote:
> David Haslam wrote:
>
>>> Our friend John Austin has developed software to make a Bible DVD from
>>> OSIS source text.
>
>> I have been sent an early demo sample (containing only the text of 2
>> John, n a Cyrillic scripted language) which c
David Haslam wrote:
Our friend John Austin has developed software to make a Bible DVD from
OSIS source text.
I have been sent an early demo sample (containing only the text of 2
John, n a Cyrillic scripted language) which can be viewed using
Windows Media Player (also worked on Power DVD and
I have been sent an early demo sample (containing only the text of 2 John, in
a Cyrillic scripted language) which can be viewed using Windows Media Player
(also worked on Power DVD and Windows Media Center). Not authorised to
distribute the demo yet.
It looks very promising!
-- David
David Ha
This news should be of interest to CrossWire people. I have permission to
share it.
Our friend John Austin has developed software to make a Bible DVD from OSIS
source text.
The DVD Bible creator is an Open Source program that installs as a Firefox
extension in Linux.
>From an OSIS file and som
