Index of /dvd/any2vob

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[DIR] Parent Directory - [   ] Changelog 23-Mar-2007 14:50 12K [TXT] DISCLAIMER 07-Jul-2005 14:03 813 [TXT] LICENSE 07-Jul-2005 14:00 18K [   ] any2dvd-0.30.tar.bz2 28-Dec-2006 19:35 285K [   ] any2dvd-0.32.tar.bz2 28-Dec-2006 19:35 307K [   ] any2dvd-0.34.tar.bz2 07-Mar-2007 18:41 314K [TXT] any2vob-0.14.sh 01-Mar-2005 11:13 7.6K [TXT] any2vob-0.16.sh 08-Apr-2005 23:54 18K [TXT] any2vob-0.18.sh 03-May-2005 22:09 28K [TXT] any2vob-0.20.sh 27-May-2005 13:22 32K [TXT] any2vob-0.22.sh 22-Jun-2005 09:52 40K [TXT] any2vob-0.24.sh 07-Jul-2005 14:10 44K [TXT] any2vob-0.26.sh 16-Jul-2005 01:09 44K [TXT] any2vob-0.28.sh 02-Sep-2005 07:30 60K [   ] any2vob-0.28.tar.bz2 02-Sep-2005 09:54 24K
Any2Vob-0.34
Usage: /usr/bin/any2vob [options] -i [input_file(s)] AND/OR -j [movie_title=file1.avi file2.avi]

Video options:
--format=[pal|ntsc]                     Format to encode to                                             (Default: PAL)
--preview=[yes|no]                      Preview video while encoding (slower)                           (Default: No)
--compress=[yes|no]                     Halve the encoding time & encoded filesize                      (Default: No)
--aspect=[4:3|16:9]                     Aspect ratio to encode to                                       (Default: 16:9)
--pulldown=[yes|no]                     High quality converting 25/23.976fps to NTSC 29.97fps material  (Default: Yes)

Audio options:
-a [audio file(s)]                      Mux in extra audio track(s)
--audio_format=[ac3|mp2|pcm16|pcm24]    Audio format to encode to                                       (Default: AC3)
--surround=[yes|no|preserve]            Encode audio track to 5.1 surround, stereo or preserve original (Default: Yes)
--keep_dts=[yes|no]                     Preserve DTS audio track if detected                            (Default: Yes)

Subtitle options:
-s [subtitle file(s)]                   Encode external subtitle file(s)
--subfontlist                           Gives a list of valid subtitle fonts found on your system       (any2vob --subfontlist)
--subfont=[fontname.ttf]                Font to use in subtitles                                        (Default: arial.ttf)
--subfontsize=[fontsize]                Set fontsize in subtitles                                       (Default: 18.0)
--subcharacterset=[ISO-codepage]        Set subtitle language codepage for your country                 (Default: ISO8859-1)

Miscellaneous options:
--workdir=[/path/to/dir]                Directory to use for temp files & final VOBS                    (Default: ./tmp_any2dvd/)
--calc[=no]                             Estimate total DVD disk space that will be used                 (any2vob --calc -i file1.avi file2.avi)
--skip_comm=[yes|no]                    Skip commercials for MythTV recorded video                      (Default: No)
--mpegts_allpids=[yes|no]               Encode all PIDs from MPEG-TS capture files                      (Default: No (First PID only))
--overscan=[0-100]                      Percentage value to pad screen border ('3.5' is a good start)   (Default: None)
--encode_args=["..."]                   Extra encoding command-line options to pass to Transcode        (Default: None)
--preformat=[yes|no]                    Force files through Mencoder first before Transcoding           (Default: No)
-j [movie_title=file1.avi file2.avi]    Movie title followed by files to join

NOTES:  * At startup, the script checks for the existence of the configuration file ~/.any2dvdrc, if it is not
                present then it is created using the script defaults, or the options used on the command line.
                Once created, all options specified on the command line over-ride those configured in the ~/.any2dvdrc file
        * When specifying external subtitle or audio file(s) with the '-s' or '-a' options in batch input_file conversion mode,
                the subtitle/audio file(s) will be applied to the first input_file only
        * If '--pulldown=yes' and it's use is needed (converting to NTSC), '--compress=no' is assumed
        * Encoding to DTS audio is not supported, however if a DTS audio track is found it will be preserved,
                unless otherwise specified with '--keep_dts=no', in which case it will be converted to either
                AC3 or the format specified with '--audio_format=...'
        * MP2 & PCM audio format encodings are strictly stereo only
        * '-i' and '-j' options may be used seperately or together, but at least either one of these options must be specified
                '-j' option may be used multiple times