2005-01-18, 04:15 AM
build: #1.2.1844.30494
ive added dvd burning to "my videos". Â works best with mpeg2 files recorded in gbpvr, but should work for any files as long as they are converted in the "convert.bat" file.
configuration (needs a lot)
first you need to download a few programs.
dvddecrytper - http://www.dvddecrypter (you all should have this by now).
dvdauthor - dvdauthor.sourceforge.net (download the latest windows binaries).
PVAStrumento - used to demux the file, http://www.offeryn.de/dv.htm#pvash
mkisofs - used to create an iso from the directory created by dvdauthor (http://smithii.com/)
once you got all those installed you'll have to edit the convert.bat dvdburn.bat which are included in the zip and placed in the gbpvr root directory. Â edit these to suit your system.
convert.bat arguments
%1 - the new file to be created which will be like %tempdir%\temp.0.mpg
%2 - the mpv file created (used with PVAStrumento)
%3 - the mpa file created
%4 - the original video file (incase your not using PVAStrumento)
dvdburn.bat arguments
%1 - the dvd directory created ie %tempdir%\dvd
%2 - the dvd volume name eg "Sliders"
once you have all this set up, your ready to begin, well you have to configure my videos as well (really only to point to the dvdauthor.exe file).
if you have any questions (expecting a lot here) just ask, my instructions probably could be clearer, but hey im a programming what you expect .
note: if a comskip file exists for the video file, it will use this to generate chapters, otherwise each title will only have one chapter (im planning on fixing this later, when i able to read the duration of the video file, and just auto generate a chapter at a given interval, eg every five minutes). if anyone knows of a program that can scan a video file and detect scene changes from the command line let me know, comskip can do this if you adjust the settings, but rather not comskip for this. otherwise ill have to wait for sub to add chapters to gbpvr (which would be the best solution).
ive added dvd burning to "my videos". Â works best with mpeg2 files recorded in gbpvr, but should work for any files as long as they are converted in the "convert.bat" file.
configuration (needs a lot)
first you need to download a few programs.
dvddecrytper - http://www.dvddecrypter (you all should have this by now).
dvdauthor - dvdauthor.sourceforge.net (download the latest windows binaries).
PVAStrumento - used to demux the file, http://www.offeryn.de/dv.htm#pvash
mkisofs - used to create an iso from the directory created by dvdauthor (http://smithii.com/)
once you got all those installed you'll have to edit the convert.bat dvdburn.bat which are included in the zip and placed in the gbpvr root directory. Â edit these to suit your system.
convert.bat arguments
%1 - the new file to be created which will be like %tempdir%\temp.0.mpg
%2 - the mpv file created (used with PVAStrumento)
%3 - the mpa file created
%4 - the original video file (incase your not using PVAStrumento)
dvdburn.bat arguments
%1 - the dvd directory created ie %tempdir%\dvd
%2 - the dvd volume name eg "Sliders"
once you have all this set up, your ready to begin, well you have to configure my videos as well (really only to point to the dvdauthor.exe file).
if you have any questions (expecting a lot here) just ask, my instructions probably could be clearer, but hey im a programming what you expect .
note: if a comskip file exists for the video file, it will use this to generate chapters, otherwise each title will only have one chapter (im planning on fixing this later, when i able to read the duration of the video file, and just auto generate a chapter at a given interval, eg every five minutes). if anyone knows of a program that can scan a video file and detect scene changes from the command line let me know, comskip can do this if you adjust the settings, but rather not comskip for this. otherwise ill have to wait for sub to add chapters to gbpvr (which would be the best solution).