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This page demonstrates the use of [[todisc]] for creating a DVD with animated-thumbnail menus, like those you often see in commercially-produced DVDs. |
This page demonstrates the use of [[todisc]] for creating a DVD with animated-thumbnail menus, like those you often see in commercially-produced DVDs. |
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Revision as of 02:24, 10 September 2006
This page demonstrates the use of todisc for creating a DVD with animated-thumbnail menus, like those you often see in commercially-produced DVDs.
Before you begin
todisc takes a collection of video files, optionally encodes them, and generates a DVD Video filesystem structure suitable for burning to a disc.
Examples
You must provide at least a list of video files and titles to animenu (along with a name for the output file):
$ todisc -files BatmanBeyond.mpg GoodEats.mpg \ -titles "Batman Beyond" "Good Eats" \ -out dvd_dir
This creates a DVD filesystem in dvd_dir; when complete, you should be able to preview it like so:
$ gxine dvd://path/to/dvd_dir
todisc supports a wide range of customizations, allowing you to configure the style, fonts, and effects applied to the menu. For example, to include a background image and custom menu title:
$ todisc -files [...] -titles [...] \ -bgimage rainbow.png \ -menu-title "Random video clips" \ -out dvd_dir
More to be written