Tsmuxer is a great tool for creat Blu-Ray or AVCHD discs it is easy to install under wine, download from the oner website and move to c:drive using Applications/wine/Browse C:drice
make it executable
you can do this by right click on the file and clicking on properties, and then permissions.
To add a jumper to the panel like this
with a custom icon right click on the panel and "add to panel"
click "custom application launcher"
the only thing that you need to do is point to the program by clicking browse and on the new window write .wine/drive_c/ ,select the TSmuxerGui and press enter, for the icon i use one that looks similar to the default by clicking on the small icon and point to the new one,
at this point you have a jumper "launcher" for tsmuxer ready for make yours Blu-ray,AVCHD disks, or even demux mkv files but that is for another day.
http://www.smlabs.net/tsmuxer_en.html
for the icon that i used on this get from the original owner
http://ivofarcry.deviantart.com/art/Clover-Icon-83107678
Wednesday, 18 August 2010
Sunday, 15 August 2010
Arista transcoder
Arista Transcoder is a very nice riper and transcoder for small devices like ipod/iphone/ipad, nokia, sony psp/playstation3, etc..
and is a good looking and fast very easy to use but only for linux users.
http://www.transcoder.org/
and is a good looking and fast very easy to use but only for linux users.
http://www.transcoder.org/
Wednesday, 11 August 2010
New Home
The last build i made i start from some used parts like the pc case but this case looks unsafe for my baby, so i buy a new pc case a cool master elite and i will show the parts used on this build:
the empty box back fan front info cables
the other side
the front of the case
and the back
a extra fan 120mm for the front, a used antec 3 speed manual to bring air inside
the psu cit 550
the graphics sapphire ati 5750 with 1 gb memory crossfire
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATI_CrossFire
hdd 1tb seagate barrecuda
asus amd3 socket with on board gpu ati, processor amd phenom II 955 4 core 3.2ghz, memory ocz 1600 2x2 gb, hdmi and hd 7.1 sound
memory ocz 4 gb
the back of the motherboard
gpu nos onboard graphics from ati
amd phenom and cooling fan
psu and motherboard in place
the graphics in place
hdd and front fan in place
blu ray and dvd combo the 2sd is used
blu ray and dvd combo in place
all connected
the final look.
Os windows 7 64 bit
Web cam microsoft HD
wireless keyboard and mouse
internet usb adapter
hdmi cable.
the empty box back fan front info cables
the other side
the front of the case
and the back
a extra fan 120mm for the front, a used antec 3 speed manual to bring air inside
the psu cit 550
the graphics sapphire ati 5750 with 1 gb memory crossfire
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATI_CrossFire
hdd 1tb seagate barrecuda
asus amd3 socket with on board gpu ati, processor amd phenom II 955 4 core 3.2ghz, memory ocz 1600 2x2 gb, hdmi and hd 7.1 sound
memory ocz 4 gb
the back of the motherboard
gpu nos onboard graphics from ati
amd phenom and cooling fan
psu and motherboard in place
the graphics in place
hdd and front fan in place
blu ray and dvd combo the 2sd is used
blu ray and dvd combo in place
all connected
the final look.
Os windows 7 64 bit
Web cam microsoft HD
wireless keyboard and mouse
internet usb adapter
hdmi cable.
Tuesday, 3 August 2010
Mkvextract command line in Ubuntu.
This post is to help me, because i forget the things very easy, so for me and maybe for you this is very easy.
Open applications and go to Ubuntu software centre search box write mkv
and install "command line tools to create and work with Matroska media files". Assuming that you have the "mkvtoolnix" on your system " http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/downloads.html "
How to extract the files from mkv?
All of my files go to my Downloads folder so open Terminal and use de command cd " change directory " exp: cd Downloads
Remember folders have up and lower cases letters, now that you have used de "cd" change directory command this is the easy part the name and the id of the tracks for the extraction, for the id or the tracks use mkvinfo
The command line is
mkvextract tracks myfile.mkv 3:myfile.S_TEXT/UTF8
This is a example for a 3 tracks mkv, if you wanted extract the video use the codec id for that track
command line
mkvextract tracks myfile.mkv 1:myfile.V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC
This help me to remember maybe help you to.
Ubuntu
mkvtoolnix
Open applications and go to Ubuntu software centre search box write mkv
and install "command line tools to create and work with Matroska media files". Assuming that you have the "mkvtoolnix" on your system " http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/downloads.html "
How to extract the files from mkv?
All of my files go to my Downloads folder so open Terminal and use de command cd " change directory " exp: cd Downloads
Remember folders have up and lower cases letters, now that you have used de "cd" change directory command this is the easy part the name and the id of the tracks for the extraction, for the id or the tracks use mkvinfo
The command line is
mkvextract tracks myfile.mkv 3:myfile.S_TEXT/UTF8
This is a example for a 3 tracks mkv, if you wanted extract the video use the codec id for that track
command line
mkvextract tracks myfile.mkv 1:myfile.V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC
This help me to remember maybe help you to.
Ubuntu
mkvtoolnix
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