Once done, I see file size is correct for the DVD (normally 2.9 to 4.1 gig), so I burn it. ISO, create a "menu" from the menu option, the let it do it's thing. I set the parameters (vids are to be converted to NTSC format, as I'm in the U.S.), set to create an. I've made several attempts with all, with varied results. For burning, it's k3b (which I'm very familiar with, and I love). With this, I have installed for conversion DeVeDe, Handbrake, Avidemux, and ConvertMe.
I've been trying to convert, then burn, with no success. I have several anime movies that were provided to me in. I've spent SEVERAL hours going crazy with forum searching, and WASTING a LOT of DVD-Rs. Also I would prefer to avoid avidemux like the plague since it likes to crash when dealing with. I would prefer an answer that makes use of only cli tools.
I know that there must be a way to do this. I have spent 8 hours so far tring to find out how to get mencoder to properly encode this file to an avi that has the embedded fonts used in the video stream.Įven though I have extracted the fonts using mkvextract, copied them to my ~/.fonts directory, and fc-cache -v ~/.fonts for fontconfig, the best I can get is for mencoder to create a file using mencoder's default sub font. | + ChapterString: money never sleeps, kid!Īs you can see there are a lot of embedded fonts which are used in this mkv. | + ChapterString: EVERYONE IS GETTING HACKED | + Mime type: application/x-truetype-font | + Default duration: 21.333ms (46.875 fps for a video track) | + Default duration: 41.708ms (23.976 fps for a video track) | + Writing application: mkvmerge v4.4.0 ('Die Wiederkehr') built on 21:52:48 | + Muxing application: libebml v1.0.0 + libmatroska v1.0.0 |+ Seek head (subentries will be skipped) |+ (Unknown element: EBMLMaxSizeLength ID: 0x42f3 size: 4) for example mkvinfo on one of them gives me: + EBML head I have several soft subbed anime mkv files that I need to hardsub. This question pertains only to Linux and FreeBSD.
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