Testing
You don’t need to burn a DVD to test it. You can either use xine invoked like this:
$> xine dvd:/absolute_path/VIDEO_TS/
Or Ogle invoked like this:
$> ogle -u cli /absolute_path
And they will play the DVD from disk.
Burning
Once you fully tested the DVD and made sure everything works it’s time to burn. First you have to create an ISO image using mkisofs:
$> mkisofs -dvd-video -o your_dvd.iso path_to_dvd_root
Then use cdrecord.prodvd to burn it onto a DVD-R disc:
$> cdrecord.prodvd dev=3D0,0,0 -pad -dao your_dvd.iso
Tools
Here’s a minimal list of tools and applications to author a DVD on Linux:
- GIMP. Creating menu graphics.
- mjpegtools. Encode video and multiplex MPEG-2 streams.
- tooLAME.
- mctooLAME. Encode stereo and multi-channel MPEG-2 audio.
- ffmpeg.
- AC3 Project. Encode AC-3 audio.
- dvdauthor. Assembling the DVD structure, multiplex subpictures.
- ogle. DVD player to play and test the created DVD.
- xine. DVD player to play and test the created DVD.
- mkisofs / cdrecord. Create image and burn to DVD-R.
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Considering you’ve copied some of this from the Linux Journal article by Ian Pointer, you might consider attributing it properly.
Agreed, especially in view of the link to this page you’ve added in a comment to the LJ article!
Here’s is the link to the above-mentioned Linux Journal article:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/6953
That link is already included in the post above if you read the fourth paragraph a little bit closer…
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