klvemkdvd - a KDE GUI replacement for lvemkdvd ============================================== 1. Purposes ----------- klvemkdvd is able to build (and burn) DVD filesystems from various mpeg media files using lve tools and some other programs. the main intention of klvemkdvd is to build DVDs from project files (edit lists) created with lve editor. But it can use other kind of mpegs (VOB, TS, PS, PVA, ...) as input also. At all it's a GUI replacement for the command line tool lvemkdvd (much easier to handle) and is a extension to the lve package. please beware: this is a preview release ... 2. Requirements --------------- klvemkdvd is developed with kdevelop 3.0b2 and therefore needs a proper installed KDE (>= 3.1.4) including development libs and QT relase (>= 3.2.3). it's deliverd as source only. klvemkdvd invokes following programs - from "lve" package: lvemkidx lvedump lvemux - from "dvdauthor" package: dvdauthor - from "dvd+rw-tools" package: dvd+rw-format growisofs - MPlayer (only for preview issues) therefore the named packaged should be installed on your system, how all programs should be reachable through the binary path. IMPORTANT: Please read also all information (Readme, DVD-Authoring.txt, ...) delivered with the lve package to get the stuff installed. 3. Compilation / Installation ----------------------------- use following commands to build the binaries (building with kdevelop is optional): ./configure; make installing is done by: make install 4. Usage -------- the main window of klvemkdvd is didvided in several sections: - "DVD Filesystem" section (top left) - "DVD Writer" section (top right) - "DVD project files (new title)" section (middle left) - "Filebrowser" section (middle right) - "Details and message line" (bottom) Start your work on the "Filebrowser" to select media files whished to import into the "DVD Project ..." section . One or more selected file(s) can be imported using the import "<-" button left beside the Browser. Importing may run a while, because of creating an index for every selected media file, except for "plain lve edit list files (.prj)", which doesn't need any import processing. The list of imported files will be collected inside the "DVD Project ..." section. Details of a list item will be displayed below while selected. You can remove items from this list using the "