Dvdwizard automated creation of dvd structure
dvdwizard [options] mpeg-file [mpeg-file2 ...]
DVDwizard is a wrapper-script which incorporates a fully automated creation of a DVD-structure with chapters and menus from one or more mpeg-streams. This is done by several "sub-scripts" and various freely available tools.
-C | --config-file filename
filename of dvdwizard-configuration file [~/.config/dvdwizard/dvdwizard.conf]
-o | --output directory
Path where the final DVD will be stored [BASEDIR/dvd]
-x | --xml filename
Print dvdauthor XML-specs into this file [BASEDIR/dvdwizard.xml]
-l | --logfile filename
Write Log-Messages to this file [BASEDIR/dvdwizard.log]
-y | --yes
Allow all target directories to be overwritten
-D | --debug
Logging with console debug infos
-h | --help
print this lot out
-v | --version
print version and exit
--restart step
Do not start from beginning but from step. Step may be dvdcpics, mk_vmgm, mk_vtsm, author.
--xmlonly
Do not author final DVD, only create menus and xml and remove temp. DVD structure.
--xmlkeep
Like --xmlonly, but keep temporary DVD structure.
-T | --vmgm string
Titlestring for the whole DVD; if not specified no title will be printed on the main menu.
-N | --tvnorm <norm>
TV-Norm to use. Norm may be PAL or NTSC. [PAL]
-V | --tvsize WidexHeight
Visible Area on TV-Screen. [660x530]
-M | --menu language
Define language to use in menu items [en]. Strings are defined in config file.
-WS <option>
Widescreen-Option for whole DVD may be nopanscan or noletterbox. Can be overwritten by -ws for a specific titleset.
-P | --palette filename
Name of palette file, needed i.e. for subpictures.
-A | --Audio lang[,lang2,...]
Language for audiotracks [en]. Languages are applied to audiotracks in order they appear in the mpeg stream. Applies to all titlesets on the DVD, can be overwritten by -a for a specific titleset.
-I | --intro filename
MPEG-File to be played when inserting the DVD in the player.
-L | --loop value
Playback mode of the DVD. Possible values are:
0
return to vmgm menu after each title,
-1
display vmgm menu before the first and after the last title,
-2
display vmgm menu only before first title and loop all titles endlessly,
num
num is a value between 1 and 9. Suppress vmgm menu and loop all titles endlessly, starting from specified title.
-MS | --vmgmsound filename
Soundfile to be used as background sound for all menus (may be overwritten for specific titlesets with -ms|--vtsmsound). If empty, a silent audio track will be produced. Can be any format, ffmpeg recognizes and will be converted to ac3, if necessary.
-W | --pause number
Wait a number of seconds as pause at the end of each titleset.
-t | --vts string
Create a new titleset on the DVD with the subsequent options and mpeg-files. -t must be followed by a filename or a string or the word "auto". "auto" determines title-string from filename of first mpeg-file, if -t is followed by an existing filename, that file is considered to be the first mpeg in this titleset, else the string is used as movie title for this titleset.
-c | --chapters <spec>
Chapter-Specification may be 0|file|timecodes|interval. [300] 0 means no chaptering except for different mpeg-files.
-b | --vtsmbg filename
Filename of background picture for all menus concerning this titleset.
-ar | --aspect <aspectratio>
Aspect-Ratio-Option aspectratio for correcting detected value of video stream. May be 4:3 or 16:9.
-ws <option>
Widescreen-Option may be nopanscan or noletterbox for this titleset.
-a | --audio lang[,lang2,...]
Language for audiotrack of this titleset. [en]
-s | --subpic lang1[,lang2,...]
Pass subpicture information to dvdauthor.This is a string like "en" for english, "de" for german etc. More Languages by Comma Separation, i.e. "-s de,en". Each language may be followed by an optional "+hi" to indicate a subpicture track for hearing impaired, i.e. "-s de,de+hi".
-i | --info filename
Points to a text file containing description and the like for the movie.
-ms | --vtsmsound filename
see -MS, but only applies to this titleset.
Every new -t creates a new titleset on the DVD. Subsequent options -c, -b, -a, -ar and mpeg-file(s) apply only to that titleset. To create a DVD with two titlesets and a special background, use for example:
dvdwizard -t auto -c 30 title1.mpg \
-t auto -b bckgrnd.ppm title2.mpg
BASEDIR defaults to the current directory if not stated otherwise in the config file (either default ~/.config/dvdwizard/dvdwizard.conf or specified with the -C option).
For more information, sources and executables of DVDwizard see at the homepage http://sf.net/projects/dvdwizard.
DVDwizard was written by Wolfgang Wershofen <itconsult at wershofen.de>. Since 2009 DVDwizard will be developed by Joo Martin <joomart2009 at users.sf.net>.
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This package is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.