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Create ISO and DVD from VIDEO_TS folder in Linux
On ubuntu systems, you'll need the following packages: genisoimage and dvd+rw-tools.
If you have a folder named "mydvd" in your home directory containing a VIDEO_TS folder, cd to your home folder mydvd, then run:
cd ~ mkisofs -dvd-video -o mydvd.iso mydvd
This will produce a mydvd.iso file. To verify, run
isoinfo -l -i mydvd.iso
At this point, you don't actually have to create a DVD, you mount the ISO to a mount point and play the DVD as if it were mounted from disc.
sudo mkdir -p /mnt/iso sudo mount -o loop mydvd.iso /mnt/iso
I use totem and I can open this dvd by doing:
totem dvd:///mnt/iso
To burn the ISO to a DVD:
sudo growisofs -dvd-compat -Z /dev/dvd1=mydvd.iso
You might need to change /dev/dvd1 to /dev/cdrom1 or /dev/dvd, depending on your system. Or
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The exe install file doesn't seem to work on my Linux system. :)
But the commandline worked well. Thanks for the article.
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