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windowsrefugeeX 07-15-2005 11:16 PM

video encoder (Tv-tuner + VCR)
 
What's up Linux world!?!?!?!?!!

Well as my title says, I am looking for an application that can encode video from a Tv-tuner(ati tv-tuner pro) I have old videos music videos, movie videos in fact I have Batman on VHS that I would like to capture it then convert it to a dvd :D . So I tried xawtv but it does not seem to record the sound perhaps that's because i have a cheap soundcard? or I am assuming that I have to merge both sound and video after eh?

The reason why I am asking here is to also get feedback on which software is the best or easiest or has more features than other. I did google and found tons and tons of software, but better to ask the people b4 installing anything.

Anyhow this i what I want, take my old vhs videos, capture the video in either mpeg or avi format with sound, then formatting it to a the dvd format such as vob i guess. I saw mkdvd sounds promising i have never used it.

If anyone has and suggestions I would love to hear from you

Ps here are some of the specs that I am working with

Tv-tuner - Ati Tv-tuner pro

soundcard - Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801DB/DBL/DBM

video card - nvidia 64 megs

cpu - P4 2.4 HT :D


Thanks :D

linux-rulz 07-16-2005 01:10 PM

I heard MythTV runs well for doing those kinds of tasks. To do that, I would recommend using Ubuntu, as you can install MythTV quite easily. (Use latest version.). It can be a real pain to install in some distros.

windowsrefugeeX 07-16-2005 05:59 PM

Myth tv eh yeah I gave that a try once seemed to work ok expect for the fine tunning of the channels but if I use the comp1 option there's no need to fine tune. sound is another thing though.

I was considering Myth-tv as my last option thou.

Does anyone else have any suggestions?


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