I was looking for something to convert my old WMA music files (left over from before I switched to Linux permanently) to a Linux format. After posting a question about it, I found a program called dir2ogg in my apt repositories. It works smoothly; you use it by typing dir2ogg [filename] in a terminal window.
ATM I'm trying to use mencoder and am not impressed with it telling me it can't find the file I'm trying to convert. Especially when it WAS perfectly able to fid the file before my computer had an unfortunate crash, which didn't even affect the file in question.
I try to convert a doc file to a pdf file with the linux bash. I tried different ways like jodconverter, ghostscript, postscript and so on, but all didn't work as espected. Additionally I can say that I have only the bash.
I'm trying to put a background on a DVD through DeVeDe, Image i want to use is jpg and it only accepts png, I do prefer to work from terminal i can learn and become more comfortable with it, But a GUI would be good too
I have been looking everywhere and even tried writing this shell script my self but almost blew up my computer ahahah I suck and i'd seriously appreciate some help here so can sombody please convert this .bat into a .sh Here it is:
@echo off Title Client START java -Xmx512m Gui 30 0 lowmem members 32 exit
My pc cannot play smoothly 1080p. Instead of pre converting it to 720p, and then playing that, is it possible to do so on the fly and save the result to a file? This would save time in waiting.
I've got a batch of MOV format videos, I want to convert them to the MP4 format (I've heard these two are similar, and MP4 is more plain form of MOV?). Can I do this in Fedora? I've also heard that converting from MOV is generally difficult.
converting pdf (or ps) files from RGB colorspace to CMYK colorspace, so I can have file needed in industrial printing companies? I've looked into covert - it seems to be only for pictures and ImageMagick
I have previously been using VirtualBox on an Ubuntu installation, but have now switched to openSUSE 11.4. I have a .vdi file that I want to continue using and would like to know if it is possible to import this to the (preferred?) hypervisor which appears in the openSUSE System menu, which I assume is XEN.
I have spend the entire weekend trying to convert a mkv file with a DTS audio track to an AC3 audio track. I wrote a small article on it on my website with plenty of links and suggestions. I used applications like TVersity, PS3 Media Server, mkvdts2ac3 script, and avidemux. I just hope i can save someone's weekend with this. Anyway here is the link:
I just setup a dual boot Ubuntu/Vista Basic on my Compaq Presario laptop (came with Vista Basic - hate it). I know my 10 key encrypted code (26 chars) for my WEP key that I use to connect to my Belkin wireless router with Vista. How do I convert it to WPA to create a wireless connection in Ubuntu?
i am converting my DVDs into a media library. The ripping itself is no problem. (using Xilisoft dvd-rip under wine; works flawless).
when i convert to a mp4 file, with good quality, the output is always around 1.2 -1.8 gb. depending on the movie file. i tried Xvid and the size is pretty much the same. only by reduucing the pixel size etc... i get like a 600-800 mb file.
when i see other ripped movies, with about the same movie length, they getting 800mb mp4, in perfect quality, no smaller screen, pixels are great etc... is there any kind of advanced setting to it? bitrate, audio? to get down to this file size..?
I have mediatomb (0.12.0~svn2018-6ubuntu2) installed on Ubuntu Server 10.04.2 LTS which I use to serve video to my PS3 (slim version). MOst videos work fine but I have some mkv's giving me trouble.I'm trying to use mencoder to re-code the video to one that the PS3 can play. mkvinfo says the video track is Codec ID: V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC and the audio track is Codec ID: A_AC3.I used this command to convert to avi (found it in a thread on this forum):
I've mostly mp4/flv media files,i need to convert them to mp3 to put in my mp3 player but at the same time i like to adjust the mp3 bitrate to save space and maintain quality sometimes. How do i actually do that in Linux. Is there any GUI program that performs the job for me quickly ?
I've been going bonkers trying to get an m4b audiobook converted to mp3. I've tried putting ffmpeg -i <infile.m4b> -acodec libmp3lame -ar 22050 <outfile.mp3> into terminal where "infile" is the filename I want converted and "outfile" is the new filename, but I keep getting the error message "bash: syntax error near unexpected token 'newline'" What am I doing wrong?! I have tried sound converter, but it hates me and crashes.VLC told me "It seems your FFMPEG (libavcodec) installation lacks the following encoder: MPEG Audio layer 1/2/3."
I have a video file that has it's video in vc1 format. My graphics card ahs very little support of this file type, sowas wondering ifit were possible to convert it to x.264.Here's what ffmpeg -i gives right now:
I'm trying to figure out how to solve the following problem:I'm generating a PNG every 0.5 seconds (this PNG always overwrites itself)Because a PNG file is too large, I need to convert it to JPG.I made a script:
I'm working on a project where I am converting a C file to C++. I have worked out 99% of the errors but there is still one lingering one that I cant seem to figure out. I get the following error when compiling with g++
Code: mscp.cpp:749: error: invalid conversion from const void* to move mscp.cpp:750: error: invalid conversion from const void* to move
My problem is to convert an odt file to pdf using php. I wrote an article in odt and I'd want to download it in pdf from my site. I know "fpdf", but it doesn't convert from odt. Someone says to convert from odt to html then to pdf... but some others says NO! Well, do you know a way? (may be also different from odt to pdf, e.g. from latex to pdf).