http://desktops.linux.com/howtos/VCR-HOWTO-4.shtml
This section could theoretically be done in a different HOWTO because it uses a different method for recording/converting than the other sections of the VCR-HOWTO use. This is primarily because I haven't figured out how to create VCD compatible mpeg's using vcr. If your goal is to create VCD's, use this section of the HOWTO. If you don't care about VCD's, completely ignore this section of the howto because these procedures require MUCH MORE disk space than using vcr to record for playing under linux.
This is one method for creating VCD's under linux. If you have a better method, please let me know. The following list of software contains the versions I found to work well for me under Red Hat 7.1.
Bytes | Filename | Created from step? | Can Delete after Step? |
---|---|---|---|
1391756119 | finefilm.nuv | 1) nuvrec | 2) toolame and 3) mpeg2enc |
50401280 | finefilm.mp2 | 2) toolame | 4) mplex |
259097824 | finefilm.m1v | 3) mpeg2enc | 4) mplex |
313793452 | finefilm.mpg | 4) mplex | 5) vcdimager |
120 | finefilm.cue | 5) vcdimager | 6) cdrdao |
318808896 | finefilm.bin | 5) vcdimager | 6) cdrdao |
Total approx 2.3g for 30 minutes of sample data. If you delete previous files after the appropriate steps, max used space for 30 minutes of data was 1.7gb.