Re: Export to DVD

On 02/24/2010 07:34 PM, Stan Gammons wrote:
> On Tue, 2010-02-23 at 22:10 -0800, Dan Dennedy wrote:
>> That's OK. Kdenlive and OpenShot are now letting many get their heads
>> around it. :-) It should be noted that Kdenlive has a DVD Wizard that
>> generates a somewhat generic menu. I have little experience with it.
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> I just built kdenlive from source on an x86_64 machine. While I haven't
> used it yet, it looks pretty neat. Will give it a try after I do another
> capture.
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> Is the MLT framework and or kdenlive the project(s) you moved onto?

I've been using so many of the video processing programs I've forgotten 
how many and who they are.  Right now I'm using a combination of Kino, 
DVDStyler and K3b (for burning).  The irony of it all is that my machine 
was using Kino to export a DVD "structure" and guess what happened at 
scene (file) number 17 of 19?  The power went out in our house.  Now I 
have to wait another 4 hours for this thing to finish!

I've had NO success whatsoever with Kdenlive and have no idea how anyone 
gets it to work properly.  Better people than I am...that's for sure.

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