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[Fsfe-uk] Open Standards-based DVD Authoring
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Neil Darlow |
Subject: |
[Fsfe-uk] Open Standards-based DVD Authoring |
Date: |
Wed, 28 Feb 2007 16:43:08 +0000 |
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Hi,
I am soliciting list members for knowledge of any open standards-based
DVD authoring projects.
>From what I've seen, tools like Kino are capable of exporting video and
audio to Theora and Vorbis formats but are there any efforts to engineer
a DVD authoring application using Ogg/Theora/Vorbis as a final format?
I only have experience of dvdauthor and DVDStyler which transform video
and audio into MPEG streams for compatibility with commercial DVD
players. As non-royalty-paying *NIX users I feel we are vulnerable to
litigation for playing MPEG-based DVDs on our systems.
Isn't it about time we had an open standards-based authoring/playing
tool-chain (with full support for menus) so we can coerce hardware
manufacturers into adding support for open formats into their products?
If there really is nothing available in this area, I would be willing to
start a project to realise a solution. Whether this would entail getting
the xine/mplayer/dvdauthor/vlc people involved or write, from scratch,
fresh software, I don't yet know.
Suggestions, and opinions, are welcome.
Regards,
Neil Darlow
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