Hi all,
I have a collection of divx encoded avi files that i need converted to mpg
1 or 2.
Can anybody suggest a linux tool to do this ?
I had a look at the mjpeg tools but I'm not sure they do this.
Jason
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Hofstadter's Law : It always takes longer than you expect, even when you
take
quote who=Adam Bogacki
I have a double boot system which I am trying to turn into a triple-boot
one [hda is 20Gb Win 98, hdb 10Gb Deb Woody, hdc would be 40 Gb Potato
which I could use as a reliable home server].
Why would you put both woody and potato on for dual boot?
I have received
Hey everyone,
I am wondering, is there any software I can use with Linux that can scramble
everything on my hard disk while running in memory, so I can prepare for a
new install? I want it to be impossible to recover deleted files.
Also what of shredders? There is one in the gnome desktop,
James [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hey everyone,
I am wondering, is there any software I can use with Linux that can scramble
everything on my hard disk while running in memory, so I can prepare for a
new install? I want it to be impossible to recover deleted files.
Also what of
This one time, at band camp, Jason Rennie wrote:
Hi all,
I have a collection of divx encoded avi files that i need converted to mpg
1 or 2.
Can anybody suggest a linux tool to do this ?
transcode
http://www.theorie.physik.uni-goettingen.de/~ostreich/transcode/
It's a bit tricky to use, and
transcode
http://www.theorie.physik.uni-goettingen.de/~ostreich/transcode/
It's a bit tricky to use, and I think you'll need to aquire the Windos
codec dlls from somewhere to make it useful (it uses libavifile), but it
works.
thanks jamie, i've just finished setting this up, has anybody
This one time, at band camp, Jason Rennie wrote:
transcode
http://www.theorie.physik.uni-goettingen.de/~ostreich/transcode/
It's a bit tricky to use, and I think you'll need to aquire the Windos
codec dlls from somewhere to make it useful (it uses libavifile), but it
works.
thanks
On Sun, 23 Dec 2001, Howard Lowndes wrote:
...why, when I have installed Linux to a disk in one box (eg, a
testbench), then move that disk to another box (a production box), the
kernel will load but then hangs when it gets to the part where init runs.
This appears to be a problem often
Dare I say it, what's missing is a Project Leader. Someone who can round
up the features needed, any existing software that's sortof close and is
open source by necessity and keep track of programmers investors. Lets
face it, there's more incentive if we're paid or will benefit from it
I suggest you do this one step at a time. Lets get your sendmail working
correctly first and foremost. You'll need to enter your local domains one
per line into a file. With RedHat 6.2 I think this was either
/etc/sendmail.cw or /etc/mail/sendmail.cw but you will find a reference to
this in
Hmm... the trick would be to find the warm start boot rom address, or even
the cold start address, then somehow find where the live kernel image is
in ram and poke into that a whole pile of machine code instructions to
jump to the warm start address. To do this you'd be using the built in
echo
On Sun, 23 Dec 2001, Internet User wrote:
[Drive C]
Path = /mnt/windows (this is how it appears in konqueror)
Type = hd (it is a hard drive 20 gb, lba)
Label = windows (this is the label of the drive)
Filesystem = win98(this is the file
Sounds to me like your system is trying to switch into graphical mode and
isn't getting there. This can happen if you are bordering on the limits
of your monitor. If you can hear the monitor clicking it's another
indication it's having trouble with the video signal. I have read ahead
what
On Wed, 26 Dec 2001, James wrote:
Hey everyone,
I am wondering, is there any software I can use with Linux that can scramble
everything on my hard disk while running in memory, so I can prepare for a
new install? I want it to be impossible to recover deleted files.
Boot off a CD or
I have been playing around with dnssec-keygen to generate keys suitable
for running a dynamic DNS and I notice something odd.
Have a close look at these two files. The first is the *.key file and the
other is the *.private file. Notice the space in the key of the *.key
file between Q Z, which
Thanks, Jeff.
I have a double boot system which I am trying to turn into a triple-boot
one [hda is 20Gb Win 98, hdb 10Gb Deb Woody, hdc would be 40 Gb Potato
which I could use as a reliable home server].
Why would you put both woody and potato on for dual boot?
My idea was to use hdb as a
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