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2010-02-21
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Originally Posted by cddiede
Cool :-)
I just got tablet-encode
( http://mediautils.garage.maemo.org/tablet-encode.html )
running on my CentOS box and I love it.
But there's one thing I'm curious about.
I'm running this with a physical DVD in the drive:
tablet-encode -p n900 dvd: <output dir>
And I get a beautiful avi file from my DVD.... but only the first 15 minutes of the movie.
Should I use different options to capture all of the video files on the DVD? <i.e: the entire movie>
Code:
mplayer -identify dvd://
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2010-02-21
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@Jaffa: I'll try that command when I get home.
Funny thing though....
Since I encoded my first DVD and only got the first 15 minutes, I tired a different one, and it crashed somewhere on the second pass leaving the file corrupted.
So third time was a charm since I tried again and this time the encoding ran for a few hours and I actually got the entire movie!!
All with the same command I originally ran. So I guess to encode an entire DVD you just have to keep trying since random system resource situations can interrupt the trans coding process.
Funny thing though....
Since I encoded my first DVD and only got the first 15 minutes, I tired a different one, and it crashed somewhere on the second pass leaving the file corrupted.
So third time was a charm since I tried again and this time the encoding ran for a few hours and I actually got the entire movie!!
All with the same command I originally ran. So I guess to encode an entire DVD you just have to keep trying since random system resource situations can interrupt the trans coding process.
( http://mediautils.garage.maemo.org/tablet-encode.html )
running on my CentOS box and I love it.
But there's one thing I'm curious about.
I'm running this with a physical DVD in the drive:
tablet-encode -p n900 dvd: <output dir>
And I get a beautiful avi file from my DVD.... but only the first 15 minutes of the movie.
Should I use different options to capture all of the video files on the DVD? <i.e: the entire movie>