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Hi, Thoggen 0.6.0 has just been released. Get it from: http://thoggen.net/download/ With this release Thoggen has finally been ported to GStreamer-0.10. It also contains a nicer cropping dialog and a nicer preview dialog. Please note the recommended versions of some plugins in the requirements list. ------...

Hi, Thoggen 0.2 has just been released. Get it from: ?http://thoggen.net/download/ In addition to the source tarball there is also a .deb package for debian sid available. ------------------------ What is Thoggen? ------------------------ Thoggen is a DVD backup utility ('DVD ripper') for Linux,...

Hi, Thoggen 0.3 has just been released. Get it from: ?http://thoggen.net/download/ In addition to the source tarball there is also a .deb package for debian sid available. ------------------------ ?What is Thoggen? ------------------------ Thoggen is a DVD backup utility ('DVD ripper') for Linux,...

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello all, I have been thinking about multiple core processors and how Thoggen (http://www.thoggen.net) encodes DVDs to Ogg-Theora files. I was intending to file a feature request that basically suggested dividing the total size of the target DVD by the number of logical CPUs and encoding each chunk of DVD as a separate task so that encoding could take place simultaneously....

hi everybody! i have two questions: 1. which encoders do you recomend? i have tried most, and i am pretty unhappy with all of them :( . thoggen only works on linux and is very unstable (crashes always during the encoding process) and most frontends to encoder_example dont work or are very buggy. ogmrip also doenst look very promising since it seems to convert dvds into other lossy formats first and then into theora. the only decent en...

Hi! I tried two theora experiments lately... One encoding a Quicktime MOV file using ffmpeg2theora and one using Thoggen. Both times I had a very jumpy result... The thoggen-encoded DVD would 'jump' every half second or so, as if there was a slight, perhaps 20ms pause. Audio would remain synced though. The quicktime file would jump even more, being reduced to looking like a crisp 2fps video in fast forwar...

...ould have technical feedback about it. Or any kind of feedback, if you have. Subtitles: Kate can be used for movie subtitles - either as text (as created by ffmpeg2theora) or DVD style pictures: - ffmpeg2theora: j was so nice as to include support for Kate streams, as read from SRT files. - Thoggen: the libkate distribution includes a patch to Thoggen, a DVD ripper, to create Kate streams from DVD subtitles. - Subtle: I've sent Jo?o, the current maintainer, a patch for Kate stream support as text. This also includes support for multiple streams within an Ogg file, so may be use...

...the end of June. You can rework it to use gstreamer properly later. That just leaves getting playback and scrubbing working. You might look at Andy Wingo's theora clip trimmer for an example of that: http://webcvs.freedesktop.org//gstreamer/gst-python/examples/remuxer.py There's also thoggen, but I don't think that's been ported to gstreamer 0.10, which is definitely what you should be using. http://thoggen.net/svn/ Hope that helps, and looking forward to seeing souffleur play video! -r

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...harddisk. I'm the type of guy who often wants to watch only some > parts of a movie, and chapters greatly simplify finding a certain scene > (or skip one that is too exciting...). If you are transcoding a DVD, you might want to look at the diffs directory in libkate, there is a patch to Thoggen (Linux based DVD transcoder) that automatically converts DVD subtitles to Kate streams, though it also requires a set of patches to GStreamer (also found in the same directory) to be applied.

Hi, All!!! I am at last added some GStreamer support to the Souffleur, and I am already read this manuals: - http://pygstdocs.berlios.de/ - http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/data/doc/gstreamer/head/manual/html/index.html But it's steel hard for me to understand (or maybe I something missed) how it work. :( For example: I don't know where to search info on how to load additional info on

...-what is theora? -why do you want it? -codec basics streaming -tss (theora streaming studio) -commandline ffmpeg2theora, dvgrab, oggfwd -icecast -gstreamer -vlc -jroar transcoding -firefogg -ffmpeg2theora -thoggen -ogg convert editing -oggchopz -pivitv -oggtools video conferencing -empathy -ekiga -linphone distribution -wikipedia -archive.org -html5 subtitling -cli embedding of subtitles in ogg -web based subtitle...

...pe of guy who often wants to watch only some > > parts of a movie, and chapters greatly simplify finding a certain scene > > (or skip one that is too exciting...). > > If you are transcoding a DVD, you might want to look at the diffs directory > in libkate, there is a patch to Thoggen (Linux based DVD transcoder) that > automatically converts DVD subtitles to Kate streams, though it also requires > a set of patches to GStreamer (also found in the same directory) to be applied. Well, I gave up using graphical DVD rippers years ago since none of them does what I want. Meanw...

...? > ? ? ? ?-codec basics > streaming > ? ? ? ?-tss (theora streaming studio) > ? ? ? ?-commandline ffmpeg2theora, dvgrab, oggfwd > ? ? ? ?-icecast > ? ? ? ?-gstreamer > ? ? ? ?-vlc > ? ? ? ?-jroar > transcoding > ? ? ? ?-firefogg > ? ? ? ?-ffmpeg2theora > ? ? ? ?-thoggen > ? ? ? ?-ogg convert > editing > ? ? ? ?-oggchopz > ? ? ? ?-pivitv > ? ? ? ?-oggtools > video conferencing > ? ? ? ?-empathy > ? ? ? ?-ekiga > ? ? ? ?-linphone > distribution > ? ? ? ?-wikipedia > ? ? ? ?-archive.org > ? ? ? ?-html5 > subtitling > ? ? ?...

I'd like to convert my DVD collection to Theora, but discovered that my good old powerbook (1GHz G4) can't keep up with it (tho a 1.2GHz P-III has no trouble with it): it seems to need a tiny bit more than 100% of CPU. I create my video files with Thoggen, at the largest possible size, with a quality setting of 50%. And I play them with VLC. Any hint of what I might want to try to do? IIUC VLC uses libtheora which doesn't use AltiVec instructions. Is there some theora decoder around that does make better use of my G4? Stefan

Hi there, first mail to this list, I hope to not disturb with my question. I'm trying to encode a VOB file (from a DVD) with ffmpeg2theora, but it have a lot of subtitles (about 26) and I can't find the correct --audiostream id to encode the file in my language. I have tried with ids from 20 to 40 and so on and all times the audio kbps it's 0. mplayer and VLC can play the .vob file

Hi, I have two questions 1) How can I convert a raw miniDV file to ogg? I have made a continuation to the conference I organised two years ago on gravitational waves Astrophysics and Relativity and I have a lot of miniDVs to be converted to ogg. I think I have seen the information before but, after looking for some one hour, I have given up. And, by the way, do you know how to dowload the file

Hi all, I'm a Theora noob and just taking a look at the theora-mmx package in hopes of making Thoggen run faster for DVD ripping. I've checked out the latest svn of the theora-mmx branch and trying to compile it on Ubuntu Dapper AMD64. I run autogen.sh, then make, and soon get the following errors: make[2]: Entering directory `/home/dlenski/theora-mmx/lib' if /bin/sh ../libtool --tag=CC...

Hi, (odd, I did get this reply for Silvia, but not the original post) > There is CMML and kate support in vlc, and kate in mplayer though I am > not sure how it is displayed on-screen. Subtitles may display, but > chapter markers, I am not so sure about. Would you mind expanding on what chapters are, and what you'd expect to be able to do with them ? > There is an old python

On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 11:21 AM, Chris Double <chris.double at double.co.nz> wrote: > Excerpts from Frank Barchard's message of Wed Feb 03 13:11:15 +1300 2010: >> >> Yes, and its good to learn from DVD's too. DVD is a subpart of MPEG: http://www.mpucoder.com/DVD/vobov.html, http://dvd.sourceforge.net/dvdinfo/dvdmpeg.html . Uses the same functionality for tracks, iiuc.