<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 9/1/05, <b class="gmail_sendername">Sebastian Frei</b> <<a href="mailto:Sebastian@schnapsleichen.de">Sebastian@schnapsleichen.de</a>> wrote:</span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">
Am Donnerstag 01 September 2005 02:17 schrieb Peace Monk:<br>> Hi,<br>><br>> I am using the burn plugin version 0.0.6f. It creates good mpeg, and iso<br>> files, however, then I play the dvd in any player, the menu displays only
<br>> for a split second and disappears. It then shows a black screen. When I<br>> press remote buttons, I can view title description again, just for a split<br>> second.<br>><br>I have exactly the same problem with vdrconvert. It is somehow related with
<br>dvdauthor. But until now I had not the time to look at it.<br><br></blockquote></div><br>
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I think I found the problem. It is the spumux process that is
messing it up. Here is the changes I made to the vdrburn.sh
script. I basically removed invoking the spumux program, and let
mplex write the .mpg file directly. PS: I am not using TCMPLEX,
so I only made change to the one using mplex.<br>
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if [ "$USE_TCMPLEX" == "yes" ]; then<br>
convert "$2/menu-bg-$3.png" pnm:- |<br>
ppmtoy4m -n 1 -F30000:1001 -A 10:11 -I t -L -r -v 0 |<br>
mpeg2enc -q 2 -a 2 -n n -f 8 -v 0 -o "$2/menu-bg-$3.m2v" &&<br>
tcmplex -i "$2/menu-bg-$3.m2v" -p "$4/menu-silence.mp2" -m d -o
/dev/stdout |<br>
spumux -v 2 "$2/menu-$3.xml" > "$2/menu-bg-$3.mpg"<br>
else<br>
//convert "$2/menu-bg-$3.png" pnm:- |<br>
// ppmtoy4m -n 1 -F30000:1001 -A 10:11 -I t -L -r -v
0 |<br>
// mpeg2enc -q 2 -a 2 -n n -f 8 -v 0 -o
"$2/menu-bg-$3.m2v" &&<br>
// mplex -f 8 -vbr -v 1 -o /dev/stdout
"$2/menu-bg-$3.m2v" "$4/menu-silence.mp2" |<br>
// spumux -v 2 "$2/menu-$3.xml" >
"$2/menu-bg-$3.mpg"<br>
<br>
convert "$2/menu-bg-$3.png" pnm:- |<br>
ppmtoy4m -n 1 -F30000:1001 -I t -A 10:11 -L |<br>
mpeg2enc -f 8 -n p -o "$2/menu-bg-$3.m2v" &&<br>
mplex -f 8 -vbr -v 1 -o $2/menu-bg-$3.mpg
"$2/menu-bg-$3.m2v" "$4/menu-silence.mp2"<br>
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