ffmpeg works fine, something like ffmpeg -i xyz.mp3 -i xyz.m2v -format pal-dvd xyz.dvd
But the result is very low quality, very pixillated. I will try again using another format when I get the time. On 26/03/07, Jim Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 3/25/07, Martin Ellison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > OK, I think I ran out of disk. I removed a lot of files and reran and > the render ran through to the end. > > Then I merged in the audio using ffmpeg and I'm got a lot of "invalid > new backstep" messages and a few buffer underflows. > > However, it seems to have created a valid file, at least ffplay reads it > without problems; I'm yet to cut a DVD. > > I've always had success using mplex to combine audio and video for DVD. something like: mplex -f 8 -o new.vob old.m2v old.ac3
-- Regards, Martin ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
