Hi,

I use Kaffeine to record TV broadcasts. The format is "*.m2t". The maximum size of a file is 950MB. A typical broadcast of 90 minutes consists of about 3 files.

I like to burn a video dvd for my sister.

I tried to use Devede. After adding three *.m2t a "process" started but stopped after about 20 minutes and nothing happened anymore.

Screenshots:
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Please could you explain to me how to burn video dvd from a couple of *.m2t?

Thanks.

ibu

i had a similar problem while trying to make a dvd out of a perfect mpg2 encoded for dvd use.. i klickt "this is already a suitable dvd mpeg ..." (it is! but devede seems to know better) it just stopped.. the error message was not displayed within the GUI .. so open a terminal and start devede there and have a look at the output..

When I start devede I get the message "psyco not installed. programm will run slower".

In http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=666089
I read, that
sudo aptitude install python-psycopg2
could help.
But it doesn't.

The message still appears.

Another strange thing: I thought, that an m2t contains a mpg yet. So you do not expect that the process needs 20 Minutes for a 1000MB m2t file.

And: devede shows, when you add one 1000MB m2t file, that only 8% of a 4,7GB DVD capacity is needed.

Questions over questions

If anyone knows a step by step tutorial "how to create a video dvd from m2t" he could make me happy.

Thanks.

Maybe you could preconvert them into DVD format for Devede by using FFMpeg? This way Devede should have no reason what so ever to encode the videos.