[members at lugog] Feb Meeting?

[dandart at googlemail.com]

Well, haha, DVDs use MPEG-2 I believe - as a VOB stream is valid MP2/MPEG.  
As long as you have libdvdcss you'll be able to read it.
K3B has an option to burn Ogg files to DVD I believe, check it out. But of  
course you'll need the MP2 encoder.

I care about freedom, but not enough to sacrifice functionality. I think it  
would be really nice if DVD, MP3, et al were free, so I'm saddened at  
having to use them.

On , MJ Ray <mjr at software.coop> wrote:
> dandart at googlemail.com

> > I can't be there, but I do know that there's nothing to worry about in  
> most

> > modern distros, except if you care about freedom, in which case you'll  
> get

> > OGG and FLAC and WAV, perhaps more.



> Well, I do care about freedom, but even when I ignored it to try

> to get a job done, my attempt to write Video to a DVD descended

> into farce about VIDEO_TS folders, INF and VOB files... if it's

> possible to do that *and* care about freedom, it would be great

> to be shown how.



> I also have about a 60% success rate with get_iplayer and various

> video sharing sites.



> It's a real shame Dan can't be there if "there's nothing to worry

> about" for him ;-)



> Any other videogurus? I'll now go read to the end of the thread...



> Regards,

> --

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