DeVeDe als Linux-Alternative zu Windows DVD Maker
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DeVeDe is a solid replacement for Windows DVD Maker if your goal is to create standard DVD-Video discs from video files and burn them to physical media or generate ISOs. It handles common formats, supports both PAL and NTSC, and creates simple menus with chapter labels. While it lacks photo slide show features and background music integration, it reliably produces discs playable on most DVD players. Best suited for users who prioritize straightforward video-to-DVD conversion over multimedia enhancements.
- Lizenz
- GPL-2.0
- Preis
- Kostenlos
- Aktuelle Version
- 4.22.1
- Bewertung
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Was gleich funktioniert
- Both create DVD-Video discs playable on standard DVD players
- Support for common input formats like AVI and MP4
- Generate ISO images or burn directly to DVD
- Include basic DVD menu creation with titles
- Organize videos into chapters
Was anders ist
- DeVeDe does not support importing or arranging photos
- No built-in support for adding background music or narration
- Lacks transitions and title overlays beyond basic chapter labels
- No integration with a larger suite like Windows Essentials
- Interface is simpler but less polished
Ihre Windows DVD Maker-Dateien öffnen
DeVeDe does not open Windows DVD Maker project files (.dvdproj or similar), as these are proprietary and unsupported. However, it can process the same source media types—AVI, MP4, JPG—so you can use your original video and image files directly. You’ll need to re-create the structure manually in DeVeDe, as no conversion tool exists for project files. Exported output is standard DVD-Video, fully compatible with standalone players.
Von Windows DVD Maker zu DeVeDe wechseln – Schritt für Schritt
- Install DeVeDe via your package manager (e.g., 'sudo apt install devede' on Debian/Ubuntu)
- Convert or prepare video files to a compatible format using ffmpeg if needed
- Import video files into DeVeDe and set chapter points
- Create a simple menu with titles using the built-in editor
- Choose output type: ISO file or direct burn to DVD
- Burn the ISO using a tool like Brasero or dd if not done automatically
Wichtige Funktionen von DeVeDe
- Wandelt gängige Videodateien ins DVD-Video-Format um
- Erstellt einfache DVD-Menüs mit Titeln
- Unterstützt das Brennen in ISO oder direkt auf DVD
- Nutzt MPlayer oder ffmpeg zur Eingabe-Decodierung
- Unterstützt PAL- und NTSC-Standards
- Kann große Videos auf mehrere Discs verteilen
- Einfache grafische Oberfläche zum Festlegen von Kapiteln und Beschriftungen
DeVeDe unter Linux installieren
sudo apt install devedesudo apt install devedesudo pacman -S devedeHäufige Fragen
Can DeVeDe add music to my DVD slideshow?
No, DeVeDe does not support adding background music to video files or menus. You must mix audio into your videos beforehand using tools like ffmpeg or Audacity.
Does DeVeDe support photo slideshows?
No, DeVeDe only works with video files. To include photos, you must first convert them into a video slideshow using tools like ffmpeg or OpenShot before importing.
Why won’t my DeVeDe-generated DVD play in some players?
Ensure you selected the correct TV standard (PAL or NTSC) in DeVeDe. Also, some older or low-end DVD players have trouble with DVD±RW media or non-finalized discs.
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