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+ @@ -9,7 +9,6 @@ True center devedeng.svg - False @@ -20,7 +19,7 @@ True False - <b>Choose the disc type you want to create with DeVeDe</b> + <b>Choose the disc type you want to create with Devede</b> True @@ -56,10 +55,10 @@ True False - 0 <b>Video DVD</b> Creates a video DVD suitable for all DVD home players True + 0 True @@ -103,10 +102,10 @@ Creates a video DVD suitable for all DVD home players True False - 0 <b>VideoCD</b> Creates a VideoCD, with a picture quality equivalent to VHS True + 0 True @@ -150,10 +149,10 @@ Creates a VideoCD, with a picture quality equivalent to VHS True False - 0 <b>Super VideoCD</b> Creates a VideoCD with better picture quality True + 0 True @@ -197,10 +196,10 @@ Creates a VideoCD with better picture quality True False - 0 <b>China VideoDisc</b> Another kind of Super VideoCD True + 0 True @@ -244,10 +243,10 @@ Another kind of Super VideoCD True False - 0 <b>DivX / MPEG-4</b> Creates files compliant with DivX home players True + 0 True @@ -291,10 +290,10 @@ Creates files compliant with DivX home players True False - 0 <b>Matroska / H.264</b> Creates H.264 files in a MKV container True + 0 True @@ -316,11 +315,10 @@ Creates H.264 files in a MKV container True False - vertical - start + end - Programs needed by Devede NG + Programs needed by Devede True True True @@ -332,6 +330,22 @@ Creates H.264 files in a MKV container 0 + + + gtk-help + True + True + True + True + + + + True + True + 1 + True + + False diff --git a/doc/basic.html b/doc/basic.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9a635bd --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/basic.html @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ + + + + + +Devede, a video DVD creator + + +

Devede, a video DVD creator

+

Up: help index

+

Next: the disk type selection window

+ +

Creating a disk: fast instructions

+ +

Before explaining all the options in Devede, here is the common sequence to create a disk.

+ +

First, you choose the disk type you want to create (DVD, VCD, sVCD, CVD or DivX). Then, you drag&drop +the files you want in the main window, or add them with the Add file button.

+ +

If you want to add subtitles or fine-tune the properties of a file, you should use the Properties button.

+ +

Then you should click the Adjust disk usage button. This will automatically set the video bitrate for each +file (which depends on the final size of the file, if it has one or more subtitles, if it's already a converted +file...).

+ +

After that, use the Menu options button to ensure that you like the menu that Devede will create. If not, +you can use the available options to change them. Remember that the menu will use the names of the files, unless you +change them in the properties of each file.

+ +

Finally, just click the Forward button, choose a destination directory and a name, and enjoy a good +coffee while Devede works.

+ +

When the ISO or BIN/CUE file has been created, you can just click the Burn button to dump it into a physical disc

+ +

Storing and restoring the disc structure

+ +

The options Load, Save and Save as in the File menu allow you to save +the current disk structure, in case you want continue your work later or reuse it for another, +slightly different, disk. Devede stores the disk format adding the extension .devedeng instead of the +old .devede, because the internal format has changed.

+ +

Up: help index

+

Next: the disk type selection window

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+ +

Contacting the author

+

This program has been created by Sergio Costas (Raster Software Vigo).
+http://www.rastersoft.com
+e-mail: raster@rastersoft.com

+ +

Devede Forum

+ +

There is a forum where you can ask questions about Devede:

+ +

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/devede-forum

+ +

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+

Up: help index

+ +

Creating the disk

+ +
+ +

After adding all the files you want and clicking in the Forward button, you will be prompted for a +directory where Devede will create all the files, and a generic name for them. The directory must have +enought free space to hold all the +temporary files (aprox. the double of the final CD/DVD size if you delete temporary files, or the triple if you +don't). The generic name will be used to name all +the temporary files, so the MPEG files will be named as GENERICNAME_XX_YY.MPG, the DVD tree directory will +be named GENERICNAME, the ISO image will be named GENERICNAME.ISO, and the BIN/CUE files will be +GENERICNAME.BIN and GENERICNAME.CUE.

+ +

You can also activate the checkbutton labeled Shutdown computer when disc is done. As it says, it shuts down the computer when the job is finished, allowing you to +leave your machine working at night. If there's an error, the computer won't be shut down.

+ +

Finally, the program will start to create the files. Remember that this is a very slow process, and can +need more than two hours to be completed, depending on the files. You will see this window with all the process:

+ +
+ +

If there is an error during the creation process, you will see a window like this:

+ +
+ +

There you can expand the Debugging data element and you will have access to the debugging info. You can +use the Copy button to copy all the text to the clipboard, and paste it into a mail, if needed.

+ +

Instead, if the disk image is created fine, you will see this window:

+ +
+ +

Here you can just click the Burn button and you will be able to burn the image in a DVD disc. Or you can +just click OK and burn it later using a DVD burning program like Brasero or K3b.

+ +

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+

FAQ

+ +

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+ +

Generic

+ +
    + +
  1. +I installed Devede using the DEB package, but it doesn't work fine. I miss some features explained in +the instructions. +

    To install the DEB version you must remove first any version installed from a TAR.BZ2 package, or they will +interfere. You can do it just running sudo ./uninstall.sh (from the TAR.BZ2 package) and then installing +the DEB package.

    2. + +
  2. +I created a PAL disc, and the final movie is played slightly faster, but older versions of Devede +converts them at the right speed, but with a little jump each second. Why? +

    This happens only when the original file has 24 frames per second (like classic films), and you create a +PAL disc, which needs 25 frames per second. In older versions Devede converted the original 24 fps to +25 just by repeating one after 24. Unfortunately that produces a noticeable "jump" each second, because the +picture, literally, stops during 1/25 of a second.

    +

    To avoid this, in this version Devede does the same that does a TV station: plays the movie at 25 fps instead +of 24fps. That means that it's played about a 4% faster. That means that the pitch will be higher. Usually +you won't be able to notice it, unless you compare the original and the new sound.

    +
    3. + +
  3. +I added a VOB file and marked the option "This is already a DVD/xCD-suitable MPEG file", but Devede fails. +

    The VOB files aren't fully suitable for DVDAuthor. In order to get the right file you can repackage it +(without recompressing, so you will not loose quality) just marking the option Repack audio and video without reencoding.

    +
    4. + +
  4. Why can't I use a VFAT/FAT32 partition to create my DVDs? +

    VFAT and FAT32 file systems doesn't understand uppercase/lowercase letters, and shows everything in +lowercase. Unfortunately, the creation of a DVD tree is case sensitive.

    +
    5. + +
  5. +I adjust the bitrate to use the 100%, but the final size is smaller. +

    Unfortunately is impossible to accurately predict the disk's final size, because you specify a bitrate, but +Mencoder can decide to use an smaller value in certain parts if it can compress it more without quality loss +(like in very static scenes). That means that the final size can be smaller than the estimation made by Devede, +but never bigger.

    +
    6. + +
  6. +What about using VRC_MINRATE to ensure that the final size is mucho more acurate? +

    I added that option in Devede 3.7; unfortunately the result was that, in a lot of cases, the final size was +bigger than the predicted size, so I removed it in version 3.9.

    +
    7. + +
  7. +When I add empty titles, the disk usage grows. Why? +

    Each menu can hold up to 10 titles. If you create more titles Devede will need more menus, and +each one needs some disk space.

    +
    8. + +
  8. +What kind of disk is CVD? +

    It stands for China Video Disk. It's an alternative format to SuperVCD, using a resolution of 352x480 (or +352x576 in PAL), which can result in better image quality in some players, because the widht and height are +compatible with DVD standard (SuperVCD uses a width of 480 pixels, which can result in some picture artifacts +in some players).

    +
    9. + +
  9. +In some fast scenes the picture is jerky. I use bigger bitrates but it doesn't work. How can I fix it? +

    Try to deinterlace your video. You can find the deinterlace options in the Properties window for +that file, choosing the Quality tab.

    +
    10. + +
  10. +Fine, but... what is the better deinterlacing filter? +

    That's a good question. In guru-multimedia +you can find a comparison. The YADIF in Devede is "yadif=0", without adding "mcdeint".

    +
    11. + +
  11. +Why I can't add more than 61 files in a DVD? +

    Because the DVD standard allows to put up to 128 commands in each menu. The current menu system needs two +commands for each file, and six extra commands, which leaves only 61 files.

    +

    The limit for VCDs, sVCDs and CVDs is 99 files.

    +
    12. + +
+ +

Subtitles

+ +
    + +
  1. I preview a video with subtitles and the text looks bad (text colors are inverted) +

    Don't worry, it's a bug of MPlayer when showing DVD subtitles from a file instead of a true DVD. +In the final disk they will look fine.

    +
    2. + +
  2. I preview a video with subtitles, but it doesn't show the subtitles... +

    Some Mplayer/Mencoder versions seems to fail to show the subtitles when you watch an MPEG file from +hard disk, but they are there. SVN versions seems to have this fixed.

    3. + +
  3. I dislike the font used to render the subtitles. How can I change it? +

    Just choose a TrueType font you like and copy it in $HOME/.spumux directory, renaming it to +devedesans.ttf.

    +
    4. + +
  4. I tried to create a DivX file with subtitles, but in the tab it says it's not possible. How can +I add subtitles to a DivX? +

    DivX format doesn't allow embedded subtitles, but nearly all software players (MPlayer, VLC...) and a +lot of hardware players can render them on-demand if you put the file with the subtitles in the same +directory than the movie, and rename the former with the same name than the later (this is, if your movie +file is MYMOVIE.AVI and your subtitles are in .SRT format, just put the subtitles file in the same directory +and rename it to MYMOVIE.SRT). The player should allow you to enable/disable them with the +same button used for DVD subtitles.

    +
    5. + +
+ +

Menus

+ +
    + +
  1. How can I add a menu to a VCD/SVCD/CVD? +

    Currently you can't with Devede.

    +
    2. + +
  2. The menus created by Devede are simplistic. Will you add a menu editor to allow to create more +complex menues? +

    Probably not. My intention is to maintain Devede as an easy-to-use tool. If you want to create complex +menues you have excellent tools like DVD Styler, +Q DVD Author or +PoliDori.

    +
    3. + +
+ +

Bugs

+ +
    + +
  1. +When I try to create a DVD, it fails at the very start. +

    Try to change the audio codec used for the menus. Some AVconv and FFmpeg versions have trouble with that, so if you was using MP2, change to AC3, or vice-versa.

    +
    2. + +
  2. I created a DVD and my DVD player is unable to play it, but other players can. +

    Go to Advanced options->Misc, and be sure that you have marked the option Use a GOP of 12 +frames.

    +
    3. + +
  3. I created a 5.1 DVD marking the Create DVD with 5.1 channel sound option, but the channels are +out of order. +

    If your source video file has AC3 audio, use the This file already has AC3 sound instead.

    +
    4. + +
  4. Devede still fails. How can I report a bug? +

    You can ask everything you need in the Devede Forum, at http://groups.google.com/group/devede-forum/

    +

    If asked for a dump of Devede's output, just copy the text in the debugging data part of the error window.

    +
    5. +
+ +

Up: help index

+ + + diff --git a/doc/file.html b/doc/file.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6b38854 --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/file.html @@ -0,0 +1,116 @@ + + + + + +Devede, a video DVD creator + + +

Devede, a video DVD creator

+ +

Up: help index

+

Next: Creating the DVD menu

+ +

Adding movie files to a title + +

To add a new file you have two options: first, you can drag and drop one or more files into the main +window, so Devede will give them some fine default values; or you can choose the "Add" button, so you will see +a file chooser that will allow you to add several files

+ +

Setting file properties

+ +

By clicking in the Properties button, you will get the properties window, which allows to set several +properties in the specified movie:

+ +
+ +

First you choose the title that will be used in the menu. By default it is the file's name (without the extension), +but you can change it to whatever you prefer. Also you can choose if you want this file to be displayed in the menu or not. +In the later case, the user won't be able to manually select it, being displayed only if specified in a sequence (more on this later).

+ +

After that comes the properties zone, where you can see specific data about the video, like original size, bit rate, and so on.

+ +

In the bottom you have a Preview button, which allows you to check the quality of the output video whenever you want.

+ +

Now, there is a panel with several tabs that groups options. In the first tab, General, you can choose the format (PAL or +NTSC). Maybe you ask why is here another PAL/NTSC option, when we already have chosen it in the main window. +The answer is: because this way you can create hybrid DVDs, with some films in PAL/SECAM format and +others in NTSC. What is the utility of this? Modern TV sets and DVD players can play both formats, +so if you manually choose the one that fits better the original framerate of the file, you will have an +smoother video. This is: if the original file has 25 fps, select PAL, and if it has 24 or 30 fps, select +NTSC (the telecine option seems to work better with NTSC). Of course you can +force one of them and Devede will adjust the framerate to 25 or 30 fps, ensuring that the DVD will have +the rigth framerate and will play fine in all TV sets, but maybe the motion won't be not as smooth as it could +be.

+ +

You can also set the audio and video bit rate. If you check the Automatic buttons, the bitrate will be calculated by Devede everytime you +click the Adjust disk usage button in the main window. But if you uncheck them, you can manually choose an specific bitrate, and the Adjust disk usage button +will honour them. Of course, you can have some files with automatic bitrate, and others with manual bitrate, in the same DVD.

+ +

You can also divide a file in blocks, to allow easy seeking. If you don't do this, you will be unable to jump inside a file (which is the nearest thing to fast forward that you +have in a DVD player). You can divide it in homogeneus blocks with the upper option, or put the marks in specific points (like, in a concert, put them at the start of each song).

+ +

Finally, you can modify the volume. This is useful when you have several files with diferent audio levels.

+ +
+ +

In the Subtitles tab you can add text subtitles to the current file. You can set the color, size, and if they must be shown always, or only when the user enables them.

+ +
+ +

This is the window shown when you add a subtitle. Here you choose the file with the subtitles and its encoding (ussually UTF-8, but for some European languages, it could also be latinX).

+ +

You must choose the language too. This allows the DVD player to show the language code when you enable +the subtitles, and also to add several subtitles, one for each language.

+ +

Finally, the option "Put subtitles upper" makes Devede to render the subtitles a little upper that normally. +This is fine when you have a 16:9 film in 3:4 format (with black bars up and down) and want to use the ZOOM +option in your TV without loosing the subtitles, or when your TV is old and misses too many lines in bottom and +cuts the ordinary subtitles.

+ +

Have in mind that if you preview a video from Devede with subtitles, they will be shown in order to allow +you to ensure that the sincronization is fine (needs MPlayer 1.0rc1 or later, and not always works :( ).

+ +
+ +

In the Video options you have several options. Here you can set the final resolution, rotate or mirror a video (useful for phone-recorded videos), set the output aspect ratio, +and decide what to do when the original aspect ratio doesn't coincide with the final one. Here you can choose to add black bars (which keeps the relationship in the movie), scale the +picture (which stretches them, like in the old cinemascope), or cut the picture (very useful when you have a video with black bars embedded).

+ +
+ +

The Quality tab allows to use double-pass conversion. This converts the file twice, the first one to take some metrics about bitrate usage, and the second one to +really convert the file using the optimum bitrate in each part. Here you can also select if you want to apply a deinterlace filter (useful when converting some old TV programs).

+ +
+ +

In the Audio tab you can set a delay in the audio. This is useful when you have a movie with the audio delayed from the video. Also you can set the 5.1 option. If you enable it, you +can also select the next option: This file already has AC3 sound. If you check them, Devede won't convert the audio, but will keep it as-is, allowing to preserve the 5.1 audio.

+ +
+ +

The Actions tab allows to choose what should the player do when this file ends. You can choose to just jump to the main menu (the default option), to jump to the next file, to the +previous one, to the first one, to the last one, or to play this file again.

+ +
+ +

Finally, the Misc tab allows to specify that this file is already an MPEG1/2 file, ready to be inserted in a DVD directly, without conversion. Also allows to specify that this file +is encoded with the right codecs, but not the container, so Devede will just repack them in a new container without recompressing them. These options allows to keep the maximum quality and +speeds up the creation time, because those videos doesn't have to be converted.

+ +

Setting properties for several files at once

+ +

It is possible to set some properties in one single step for several files. To do so, choose the option Set multiproperties in the Edit option of the top menu. There you will +see this window:

+ +
+ +

In the top list you should select the movies whose properties you want to set, and keep unselected the ones you don't want to modify. Then change what you need like in the previous case, +and click Aply to set those changes. Until you click it, no change will be made.

+ + +

Up: help index

+

Next: Creating the DVD menu

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Devede, a video DVD creator

+

Current version: 4

+

What is it?

+

DeVeDe is a program that allows you to create a video DVD from an MPEG, AVI, MOV... video file, +suitable for home DVD players. DeVeDe can use FFmpeg or AVconv to convert files, + so you can use any video playable with Linux.

+

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DISCLAIMER

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This software is distributed as is, under the GPL license (version 3 or later), and +without warranty of any kind. Use it at your own risk. Press here to read the +GPLv3 license.

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Basic usage

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The disk type window

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Main window options

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Preferences window

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Properties for files

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Creating the DVD menu

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Creating the disk image

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Frecuently Asked Questions

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Contacting the authors

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License (GPL v3)

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Devede, a video DVD creator

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Up: help index

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Next: preferences window

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The main interface

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After choosing the kind of disk you want, you will see the main interface:

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Main interface for DVD discs

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A DVD is divided in Files. Each file is a film on its own, and, +when played, you have to choose the one you want to see from the menu. Clicking on the buttons below the list of files +you can add or delete them, change its position in the menu, or modify the properties of each one. It is also +possible to set the properties of several files by using the option Set multiproperties, which is available in the Edit option, +in the top menu.

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Main window properties

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In the DVD window screenshot we can see that there are two files. By default, after playing a file the DVD player +will return to the DVD menu (this can be changed).

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The Disk usage bar shows the percentage of the disk currently used. You can occupy more than the +100% because it's based in an estimation, so the final size can (and probably will) be lower than the +espected, but never higher (see the FAQ for details). You can choose the CD/DVD size too. +Have in mind another thing: a 700MB CD can contain 80 minutes of compressed audio/video, which, at 1152 kbps are +about 800MB. This means that, when the media is a CD, you MUST use the bar to know how many disc space you are +using, and not the estimated size of the files, because you can put up to 800MB of compressed video in a 700MB +CD, or about 720MB in a 650MB CD.

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Near the bar is the Adjust disk usage button. Clicking on it will adjust the video rate in each video +in order to use the 100% of the disk. To do so, Devede takes in account the final resolution and the length, +giving more bits per second to the videos with a higher resolution, but always in a proportional way. Remember +that you should always click again the Adjust disk usage button after changing the final resolution, +adding or removing subtitles, adding or removing titles, or, in general, before creating your disk, +in order to assign a good video bit rate to each film. Also remember that changing the soundtrack used in the menus +will change the disk usage too.

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It is important to note that is very probable that the final size will be smaller than the estimated. This is +because, usually, the codec can compress a lot of scenes with less than the specified bitrate but keeping the quality.

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The Default format sets the format used by default in your disk. It's used to create the menus +and each time you add a video file. But, as we will see in a moment, you can use a different format in some +videos if you want, having PAL and NTSC videos mixed in the same disk.

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In the Menus part you have, first, the create a menú with the titles chooser. By enabling this, the +disc will have a DVD menu, allowing the user to select which file to watch. It also has the Menu options button, +which allows you to see how will be the DVD menus and modify them, changing their properties (background picture, text +colors, title...). This will be +explained with more detail in the section Creating the DVD menu. + +

Finally, the button Forward starts the creation process itself, after the disc have been fully defined.

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In the top you have the main menu, with several options. In the File part you can load and save your project, or start +a fresh one. Keep in mind that the format used in 4.x versions is different than the one used in versions up to 3.x, so you can't +open an old project with newer versions.

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Also in the menu is the Edit option. Inside it you have two options. The first one is the Set multiproperties options, +and the second one shows the Preferences window, which +allows you to choose global options for all projects, like which backend use for each part, or how many cores use to compress video.

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Up: help index

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Next: preferences window

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Devede, a video DVD creator

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Up: help index

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Next: Creating the disk image

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Menu options

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Devede allows to add a menu to the video DVDs. This menu will allow to jump to each title. Here you can see +the menu configuration window in a project with two files:

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The first block allows you to add a title to your menu. This title will be shown at the upper part of the menu. + You can choose the font type, size and color, add a shadow under it with the color +you want, and change the place where it will be put.

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When choosing a color you can set the transparency level by clicking the plus button in the Custom zone inside the color picker. If this value is +set to 0, that color will be fully transparent, so the element with that color will be invisible. If this value +is 255, that color will be fully opaque. With other values the element will be semitransparent, allowing to +"see through" it. An example: if you don't want Devede to add the black background rectangles under each title, +just set its opacity to 0, rendering it invisible.

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The second block allows you to change the background picture. This way you can create a custom menu +for your DVD. You can use all picture formats supported by Gnome. Clicking the Set default background will +set again the default picture used by Devede: a white background with a DVD disk.

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The third block allows to choose a sound file to use as soundtrack for the menu. By default the menus use +a file with 38 seconds of pure silence, but you can change it, having this way menus with music. Again, the +Set menus without sound button will restore the original silence file. Here you can also choose between MP2 and AC3 +audio codec for the menu.

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The next block allows you to choose the alignment. You can put the list of titles left, center or right aligned, and also +define some margins which will never be trespased (if there are too many files, the menu will be divided in several pages). +The value is set as percentage, so a value of 10 in the top margin will mean "10% from the +top of the screen".

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The next block allows you to change the font style and size, and the colors used to render the inactive +text, the active text, the text background color and the shadow color. Again you can use transparency, in order to +remove the elements you don't want.

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The button size will be automatically adapted to the font size.

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The next block allows to decide if you want the menu to be shown when you put the disk in the +player, or only when you press the Menu button in the remote. In the later case, when the disk is inserted +it starts to play the first title.

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Up: help index

+

Next: Creating the disk image

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Devede, a video DVD creator

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Up: help index

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Next: the title properties window

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The preferences window

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Clicking in edit->preferences will show the preferences window:

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Preferences window

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Here is possible to set several options.

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The first one, Multicore CPU, allows to set how many cores will be used to, simultaneously, convert movies. More cores, faster conversion, but your computer will have less spare time for you.

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The next one is the Temporary files folser, which allows to choose where will Devede store temporary files.

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Now you have several options for the backends. Here you can choose which backend use for each task, allowing you to choose between FFmpeg or AVconv, Brasero or K3b, and so on.

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Up: help index

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Next: the file properties window

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Devede, a video DVD creator

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Up: help index

+

Next: the main window

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The selection window

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When you launch Devede, it will show you this window, asking what kind of disk you want to create. +You can choose between:

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  • Video DVD: a classic video DVD, like the ones you rent in your videoclub or buy in your video shop.
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  • VideoCD: a CD with CBR MPEG-1 video at a resolution of 352x240 pixels (352x288 with PAL), a fixed bitrate +of 1152 kbits/second for video and 224 kbits/second for audio. The quality is comparable to analog VHS, +and a CD can contain as much compressed audio/video than uncompressed audio (this is, a 80-minutes CD +can contain about 80 minutes of compressed video/audio). Is compatible with all DVD players, but video +quality is medium-bad.
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  • Super VideoCD: a CD with VBR MPEG-2 video at a resolution of 480x480 pixels (480x576 with PAL) and +video bitrates between 500 and 2600 kbits/second. The quality is comparable to LaserDisc, and a 80-minutes CD +can contain about 60 minutes con compressed video/audio (more if you reduce the bitrate, but with less +quality). Is compatible with a lot of DVD players, but maybe there is one very cheap which doesn't support it. +Video quality is good.
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  • CVD (China Video Disk): identical to Super VideoCD, but with a resolution of 352x480 pixels (352x576 +with PAL). Offers less artifacts with same bitrate, but image is a bit less sharper than Super VideoCD. Is +compatible with a lot of DVD players, but maybe there is one very cheap which doesn't support it.
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  • DIVX/MPEG4: creates DIVX files, ready to be played in DIVX-compliant players.
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  • Matroska/H.264: creates matroska files with the H.264 codec, useful for HD content.
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Of course you aren't limited to theses options, since you can choose, if you want, another resolution +for your CD/DVD. This allows you to create Super VideoCDs with a resolution of 352x240 (or 352x288 for PAL), +which is a very good compromise if you want to store a lot of video in a single CD. I don't recomend to use +other resolutions with VideoCDs, because CBR MPEG-1 is very limited. Choose the Super VideoCD or CVD option +(which uses VBR MPEG-2) and use there the resolution you want.

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In the upper picture, the VideoCD, SuperVideoCD and China Video Disc are disabled. This is because the system +lacks some program needed to do it. To know which ones you need but haven't installed, just click the Programs +needed by Devede button.

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Up: help index

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Next: the main window

+ + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/setup.py b/setup.py index 5278903..25656da 100755 --- a/setup.py +++ b/setup.py @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ def get_data_files(): (os.path.join('share', 'devede_ng'), ['data/codepages.lst']), (os.path.join('share', 'devede_ng'), ['data/languages.lst']), (os.path.join('share', 'devede_ng', 'backgrounds'), glob('data/pixmaps/backgrounds/*')), - (os.path.join('share', 'doc', 'devede_ng', 'html'), glob('docs/html/*')) + (os.path.join('share', 'doc', 'devede_ng', 'html'), glob('doc/*')) ] for lang_name in [f for f in os.listdir('locale')]: diff --git a/src/devede_ng.py b/src/devede_ng.py index c26a656..a43da01 100755 --- a/src/devede_ng.py +++ b/src/devede_ng.py @@ -17,6 +17,8 @@ # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program. If not, see +import gi +gi.require_version('Gtk', '3.0') import sys import gettext import locale diff --git a/src/devedeng/choose_disc_type.py b/src/devedeng/choose_disc_type.py index 7756712..9e49db7 100644 --- a/src/devedeng/choose_disc_type.py +++ b/src/devedeng/choose_disc_type.py @@ -131,6 +131,10 @@ class choose_disc_type(GObject.GObject): self.set_type("mkv") + def on_help_clicked(self,b): + + help_file = devedeng.help.help("select.html") + def on_programs_needed_clicked(self,b): builder = Gtk.Builder() @@ -213,4 +217,4 @@ class choose_disc_type(GObject.GObject): def on_wselect_disk_destroy_event(self,w,b): - Gtk.main_quit() \ No newline at end of file + Gtk.main_quit() diff --git a/src/devedeng/configuration_data.py b/src/devedeng/configuration_data.py index aac8856..98b65f8 100644 --- a/src/devedeng/configuration_data.py +++ b/src/devedeng/configuration_data.py @@ -236,4 +236,4 @@ class configuration(GObject.GObject): def get_log(self): - return self.log \ No newline at end of file + return self.log diff --git a/src/devedeng/dvd_menu.py b/src/devedeng/dvd_menu.py index 5e83d2d..b40ac7d 100644 --- a/src/devedeng/dvd_menu.py +++ b/src/devedeng/dvd_menu.py @@ -71,6 +71,9 @@ class dvd_menu(devedeng.interface_manager.interface_manager): self.video_rate = 2500 self.audio_rate = 224 + def on_help_clicked(self,b): + + help_file = devedeng.help.help("menu.html") def get_estimated_size(self): @@ -635,4 +638,4 @@ class dvd_menu(devedeng.interface_manager.interface_manager): def restore_menu(self,data): - self.unserialize(data) \ No newline at end of file + self.unserialize(data) diff --git a/src/devedeng/file_movie.py b/src/devedeng/file_movie.py index 1a5d98c..cc39bb8 100644 --- a/src/devedeng/file_movie.py +++ b/src/devedeng/file_movie.py @@ -408,6 +408,10 @@ class file_movie(devedeng.interface_manager.interface_manager): return + def on_help_clicked(self,b): + + help_file = devedeng.help.help("file.html") + def properties(self): @@ -732,4 +736,4 @@ class file_movie(devedeng.interface_manager.interface_manager): def on_unselect_all_clicked(self,b): sel = self.wtreeview_multiproperties.get_selection() - sel.unselect_all() \ No newline at end of file + sel.unselect_all() diff --git a/src/devedeng/project.py b/src/devedeng/project.py index 5065dce..657eac5 100644 --- a/src/devedeng/project.py +++ b/src/devedeng/project.py @@ -38,6 +38,7 @@ import devedeng.vcdimager_converter import devedeng.shutdown import devedeng.about import devedeng.opensave +import devedeng.help class devede_project: @@ -213,6 +214,15 @@ class devede_project: self.refresh_disc_usage() + def on_help_clicked(self,b): + + help_file = devedeng.help.help("main.html") + + def on_help_index_activate(self,b): + + help_file = devedeng.help.help("index.html") + + def on_add_file_clicked(self,b): ask_files = devedeng.add_files.add_files() diff --git a/stpacman.cfg b/stpacman.cfg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..40d0304 --- /dev/null +++ b/stpacman.cfg @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +[DEFAULT] +depends: python-setuptools, python-urllib3, python-gobject2, python-cairo, gobject-introspection, gobject-introspection-runtime, gtk3, ffmpeg, mplayer, vlc, dvdauthor, mkisolinux, vcdimager, libvorbis