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That would burn the finished ISO to disk. What I'm talking about would be along the lines of: Chapter 1: "The establishing shot", ~/videos/nh-vid/ch01.mkv
by mikece 4y ago
That would burn the finished ISO to disk. What I'm talking about would be along the lines of:
Chapter 1: "The establishing shot", ~/videos/nh-vid/ch01.mkv
Chapter 2: "Meeting the protagonist", ~/videos/nh-vid/ch02.mp4
Chapter 3: "The establishing shot", ~/videos/nh-vid/ch03.mp4
Chapter 4: "Hero meets villian", ~/videos/nh-vid/ch04.mov
Chapter 5: "The Clash", ~/videos/nh-vid/ch05.webm
Chapter 6: "The Smoke Clears", ~/videos/nh-vid/ch06.vp9
Chapter 7: "Resolution", ~/videos/nh-vid/ch07.wmv
and the command line app encodes all of the videos to the correct format for DVD, builds the chapter structure, and then builds/compiles the ISO file for an app like IMG burn to put to physical media (or to save to my NAS or ship to the media fulfiller who will press 50,000 copies....).
- jonhohle 4y agoAfter Apple discontinued iDVD there was a significant gap (for me) for DVD creation at a reasonable price. Nothing that I’m aware of even attempts to provide blu-ray authoring (at least for Mac users). There’s a lot of additional metadata that might be needed for anything worth sending to a presser - for example menus, but I agree, having a simple tool for DVD creation would be great.
- layer8 4y agoImgBurn can build an ISO file along those lines, it’s one of the possible output options.