The other thing I'd quite like to know today concerns .m2v files. These are MPEG2 video files suitable for input to "mplex -f 8" and subsequently "dvdauthor", although what the actual file format is I wouldn't like to say. My Linux machine has these things installed: mencoder, ffmpeg, transcode and mjpegtools, and they all seem to do similar jobs slightly differently, which is confusing. So does anyone know…
1. What's the best way to animate a bunch of .png files into a .m2v file? 2. How do you split a .m2v file at a particular point? 3. How do you join two .m2v files together? 4. Is there any decent free video editing software for Linux?