DVD Encoding software for linux?

[Bateluer]

I use Flask .594 AMD and Xmpeg4.2 on my XP machine, but I want something I can use on my soon to be RH 7.2 machine.

[Calum]

yes, does anybody know of programs similar to VirtualDub, FlasKMPEG, Mov2AVI, QuickEditor et cetera et cetera which run in Linux?
This will be a sticking point if none are available, and i will have to keep my windows partition forever...  :eek:

[lu666s]

Lazy firing up Google, are we?          

http://www.linux-directory.com/links/pages/Video/Encoding/index.shtml
 -and-  
http://www.linuxlinks.com/Software/Multimedia/TV_and_Video/index.shtml

[ March 06, 2002: Message edited by: lu666s ]

[Bateluer]

Very lazy  

[Calum]

speak for yourself, Batchelor    ! i'm not lazy, but what with this new linux OS, i have a ton of things on my mind for it... i went to my favourite video editing site and found that ALL the programs they have there are for WINDOWS!
so i was a bit shocked.

Thanks a lot for posting those links though, i always think it's good to have these links and things in the bulletin boards to help people who are browsing through. Myself, i just spent the last 2 days reading ALL the back posts in the UNIX forum, very informative, and i got a lot from it...

[Calum]

If anybody is interested in having a discussion about digital video capture and editing in Linux, please don't hesitate to join in this heated discussion on another forum... It seems a few of the people there run Linux, but think windows is all out better for video editing et cetera.

[Bateluer]

I was a little surprised that Doom9.org had only windows programs too. I usually go there for all my DivX needs.