Added comments describing the purpose of the rip_dvd.wrap script

[rip_dvd/.git] / README

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@@ -11,6 +11,9 @@ volname makexml lsdvd dvdauthor gddrescue dvdbackup mencoder mplayer mkisofs
 
 Optional Dependencies:
 lookup imdb info/posters for mythvideo: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Fill_mythvideo_metadata.pl
+HandBrake CLI video encoder (version 0.9.3 required for xvid encoding): google to find it
+HandBrake CLI video encoder (version >=0.9.4 required for mp4 encoding): http://handbrake.fr/
+You can also get these HandBrake versions from here: https://www.pippins.net/cgi-bin/index.pl?/www/files/video_utils/handbrake
 
 Windows Dependencies:
 To play back the videos in windows that use the divx encoding profiles, you'll
@@ -33,9 +36,9 @@ To pull updates in the future of this project into your local directory:
 To see the changelog for what you have pulled, run this command:
 > git whatchanged
 
-----------------------------------------------
-ENABLING XVID TO ENCODE USING MULTICORES
-----------------------------------------------
+-------------------------------------------------
+ENABLING MENCODER XVID TO ENCODE USING MULTICORES
+-------------------------------------------------
 The libxvidcore4 package that you can get through ubuntu or debian
 is version 1.1.0. They didn't enable multi-core encoding using this
 library until version 1.2.0. Since you can't get that in a package,
@@ -105,14 +108,14 @@ else on your system and change it appropriately to meet your needs.
 COMMAND LINE EXAMPLES
 ----------------------------------------------
 
-Rip a DVD into a compressed AVI file with default xvidvhq profile:
-> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir -b 2000 -x
+Rip a DVD into a compressed AVI file with default xvidhq profile:
+> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir -b 2000 -z
 
-Rip a DVD into a compressed AVI file with default xvidvhq profile scaling to 320x240 compressed video size:
-> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir -b 2000 -x -a 320:240
+Rip a DVD into a compressed AVI file with default xvidhq profile scaling to 320x240 compressed video size:
+> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir -b 2000 -z -a 320:240
 
-Rip a DVD into a compressed AVI file with default xvidvhq profile targetting a certain compressed video filesize (in MB):
-> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir -b 2000 -x -s 650
+Rip a DVD into a compressed AVI file with default xvidhq profile targetting a certain compressed video filesize (in MB):
+> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir -b 2000 -z -s 650
 
 Rip a DVD into a VOB file:
 > rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir -v
@@ -124,18 +127,18 @@ Rip a DVD into a burnable DVD compliant folder (creating VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS f
 > rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir -f
 
 Rip a VOB file into a compressed AVI file:
-> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir -b 2000 -x -n /path/to/file.vob
+> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir -b 2000 -z -n /path/to/file.vob
 
 Rip a DVD Folder into a compressed AVI file:
-> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir -b 2000 -x -n /path/to/dvd/folder/that/contains/a/VIDEO_TS
+> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir -b 2000 -z -n /path/to/dvd/folder/that/contains/a/VIDEO_TS
 
 Rip a DVD into a compressed MP4 file for an ipod:
-> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir -b 2000 -x -p ipod
+> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir -b 2000 -z -p ipod
 
 Rip a DVD into a compressed MP4 file for an ipod AND again for a compressed AVI file:
 > dvdname=`volname /dev/dvd | awk '{ print $1 }'`
 > rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir -v
-> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir/ipod -b 2000 -x -p ipod -n /path/to/dest/dir/$dvdname.VOB
-> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir/xvid -b 2000 -x -p xvidvhq -n /path/to/dest/dir/$dvdname.VOB
+> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir/ipod -b 2000 -z -p ipod -n /path/to/dest/dir/$dvdname.VOB
+> rip_dvd -d /path/to/dest/dir/xvid -b 2000 -z -p xvidhq -n /path/to/dest/dir/$dvdname.VOB
 > rm /path/to/dest/dir/$dvdname.VOB