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*** The development started again in 2024 on github, give me a star to give it visibility please, the project is getting bigger and I need other people to join it to keep developing it. *** https://github.com/colossus73/imagination *** Imagination is a lightweight and simple DVD slide show maker written in C language and built with the GTK+3 toolkit and Cairo featuring 69 transitions. It requires the ffmpeg encoder and libsox to export the slideshow.

...Afterwards you can modify the data and then copy to DVD Profiler. Please be aware that IMDb data must not be contributed to the Invelos database, but with this tool the linking ability of the crew will work (I gave up that hope for the “solution” of the DVD Profiler).

...So I wrote this application to solve the problem. No fancy stuffs, straight forward subtitle timing offset.

...This script is way more complex and has many more features. Required installed tools: dvdbackup lsdvd - I have found a bug and solved it. Will post the fixed code soon. ffmpeg - with modules libx264,libmp3lame , optional libfdk_aac pp.sh - NOTE FUNCTIONING As a part of part of the ridvd_tv project, I am creating a BASH module to support POSIX compliant shell paramters. Both , full and abriviated parameters.

...It reads the structure (e.g. titles and chapters) and generates a special checksum to look up the database. More details at http://www.dvdetect.de. The database can also be searched using a web browser at http://search.dvdetect.de/. For those who are curious I suggest downloading the binaries from https://sourceforge.net/projects/libdvdetect/files/binaries/ to try it out (windows only).

otatop dvd answers man's most difficult question. "What should I watch tonight?" It is a web based database of all of your dvds. It can recognize most dvd's by bar code or title (based on an online database) and randomly suggest DVD's based on criteria.

GnomeBaker is a CD/DVD burning application for the Gnome desktop. I am considering closing the project, please mail me at mario.danic AT gmail.com if you have any concerns about that.

After a catastrophic disk failure, I needed to re-rip several hundred CDs and DVDs. None of the available solutions worked quite the way I wanted them to work, so I decided to spend a little time making a script to remove as much pain as possible from the process. The idea here is to have a system which is comprised of three parts - a ripper daemon, an encoder daemon, and a frontend.