Best tools for making DVD Video?

[J.Markoll]

Sasha Tsykin a écrit :
> Zach wrote:

> I honestly don't knof if it can do the timecodes. Something to look up 
> on the avidemux site (http://fixounet.free.fr/avidemux/). to get it, add 
> this line to you /etc/apt/sources.list file:
> 
> deb http://spello.sscnet.ucla.edu/marillat/ sid main
> Then: sudo apt-get install avidemux
> Don't worry when it says that the debs cannot be authenticated, it 
> doesn't matter. 
No, no,  :)
It does matter. It matters because the reason why packages are 
authentified is to prevent packages from being packed with malware 
inside, Trojan, all these nasty things. I don't know the way the 
packages can be 'treated' out of control, but authentication is there to
garantee the packages as pure and natural for the systems/machines's health.

When it shouts in the console two possible reasons, either you must 
renew the package update (don't forget your prayers, the ritual "apt-get 
update" ;) ... ) or the lists are not yet available, wait a few hours or 
the following day, and it is fixed and ready again.

More we'll approach the D day for the new official release, more it's 
going to be a mess with the packages, if I refer to the last one.

> Also, you can upgrade some of your programs to the 
> versions on the site,
Incase you were talking about the applications from the next version
then no again, because it breaks the dependancies. Unless you find an 
app with no dependencies at all, which is rare. I tried and I had to 
upgrade the whole system to recover it.(Laptop meant for experiments, so 
not too much a problem, except for the narrow band :-/ ).

> no reason why not to, but DO NOT dist-upgrade, as 
> that will likely break te whole operating system necessitating a 
> reinstall. Only do that when you are ready to go to the next version of 
> UBUNTU.
> Sasha
Best greetings, Joyce Markoll.


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