Re: Most dvdauthor command-line options now marked as deprecated

Melanie <[email protected]>, on Mon  2011.06.06 said:
> The easiest thing is, IMHO, to keep the command line options. I
> really don't like the GUIfication of Linux, I prefer to ba able to
> do things on the comand line. Without command line stuff, I might as
> well be on Win...ewww!
> 
> At the very least it would need to be a pipeline: dvdhelper -O mydvd
> -t x.mpg | dvdauthor -
> 
> When I use the CLI I use history. It pretty much needs to be a
> single command to not cramp my style. But, honestly, I'd rather keep
> the command line options in the main program.
> 
> Melanie

	Hi;

	If anyone asked me, I would rather the minimal command line
usage of dvdauthor was supported (ie. to burn a video to a dvd with no
menu and automatic chaptering.)

	I should mention the dvdwizard tool, for anyone who wants
to author a dvd from the command line:

http://www.joonet.de/dvdwizard/

	You end up with a very slick and usable dvd, with a menu,
chapter screen shots, etc. even for the simplest use case. eg.:

dvdwizrd -T "My Title" -t "My Vid 1" myvid1.mpg [-t "My Vid 2" myvid2.mpg...]

	I use this all the time for episodic tv dvds, or really for
any video I burn to dvd these days...

Paul
[email protected]

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