DVDShrink for Linux (pictures)
Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2005 2:40 pm
Up until now the only windows programs that I was running through WINE in Linux was dvddecrypter and dvdshrink.
Then I heard about DVDShrink for Linux and of course the thought of running a DVD archiving suite natively in Linux rather then through some Windows emulator was defenitly something good to hear.
The install is a simple shell script that when you run it tells you what you are lacking if anything in order for it to install on your system. for me I'm running Ubuntu Hoary and I was able to apt-get everything I needed to make DVDShrink run with the eception of transcode. I did find a Ubuntu .deb for that though. After transcode was installed I reran the install.sh and it installs
There are some differences from the Linux version that where avilable in the windows version. In the Linux version you don't get all the menus... but for me this is now big deal I like being able to pop in a backup and just have it start to play the movie instead of go through trailer after trailer only to get to the dvd menu just to start the movie. You do still get the chapters so you can just go ahead or back scenes if you need to.
Below are some screenshots of it running through the command line.
It took a little over 30 min. for DVDShrink to rip shrink and be ready to burn back to a dvd.
This is the first screen that you see when you run DVDShrink from the command line.
You setup everything the first time you run it but you can still reconfigure it later if you need to or you can just choose from some options to do differnt things.
Here is a list of options.
Also you can use this with a single or a duel DVD-ROM setup like i have. I tell it where my burner is and where my reader is. I just pop the movie to backup in the reader and put the blank in the burner and DVDShrink does the rest!
Website: http://dvdshrink.sourceforge.net/
Packages: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfile ... _id=146961
Then I heard about DVDShrink for Linux and of course the thought of running a DVD archiving suite natively in Linux rather then through some Windows emulator was defenitly something good to hear.
The install is a simple shell script that when you run it tells you what you are lacking if anything in order for it to install on your system. for me I'm running Ubuntu Hoary and I was able to apt-get everything I needed to make DVDShrink run with the eception of transcode. I did find a Ubuntu .deb for that though. After transcode was installed I reran the install.sh and it installs
There are some differences from the Linux version that where avilable in the windows version. In the Linux version you don't get all the menus... but for me this is now big deal I like being able to pop in a backup and just have it start to play the movie instead of go through trailer after trailer only to get to the dvd menu just to start the movie. You do still get the chapters so you can just go ahead or back scenes if you need to.
Below are some screenshots of it running through the command line.
It took a little over 30 min. for DVDShrink to rip shrink and be ready to burn back to a dvd.
This is the first screen that you see when you run DVDShrink from the command line.
You setup everything the first time you run it but you can still reconfigure it later if you need to or you can just choose from some options to do differnt things.
Here is a list of options.
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Usage:
dvdshrink [options]
-A|--authoronly Don't burn, just author
-B|--noburn Force no auto-burn
-D|--nodeletefiles Force no file cleanup
-F|--forceburn Don't prompt... just burn
-I|--info DVD Information
-K|--noshrink Don't shrink the video stream
-L|--listall Prompt for title, audio and subtitles
-M|--bigmpegonly Create un-shrunk MPEG2 file only
-O|--saveiso Create an ISO along with the new DVD
-S|--bigstreamonly Create un-shrunk streams only
-T|--showtitles Show the titles on the DVD
-V|--showvalues Variable check
-a|--audio <num|list> The audio stream to rip
-b|--burn Force auto-burn
-c|--configure Re-configure the script
-d|--deletefiles Force file cleanup
-e|--episodes <num> Episodes per DVD
-i|--isoonly ISO only
-k|--shrinkfactor <val> Set your own re-quantization factor
-l|--deletelogs Delete logs
-m|--mpegonly Create a shrunk MPEG2 only
-o|--isodir <dir> Where to save ISO images
-p|--project <name> Project name
-r|--readdevice <dev> The read device
-s|--streamonly Exit after extracting streams
-t|--title <num|list> The title to rip
-u|--subtitle <num|list> The subtitle stream to rip
-v|--version Show version and exit
-w|--writedevice <dev> The write device
-h|--help This help synopsis
--restart Restart from where the script errored
--jumpin Restart from after the script errored
--long-help Expanded help information
Website: http://dvdshrink.sourceforge.net/
Packages: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfile ... _id=146961
