Creating a simple DVD using 'Q' DVD-Author
About ten years ago, the first DVD players shipped to the United States. After a slow start, the DVD has almost completely replaced video tapes and has become the de facto standard for the movie industry. Creating DVDs on a Linux machine can be a complex task, but can be made much easier by using 'Q' DVD-Author.
Any decent DVD authoring GUI should shield you from the complexity of the format, offer most features available for creating DVDs, and handle next to any input audio, video, and images. Only a few good GUI-based tools are available for Linux and only one is capable of supporting more than the most basic features.
Since its beginning in 2004, 'Q' DVD-Author has matured from a basic front end for the underlying command-line Linux DVD-burning tools into a full-blown DVD authoring suite. It can now create a DVD with multiple menus, multiple audio tracks, and multiple subtitles. It offers an easy-to-use templating system, built-in transcoding, and a simple module to create slideshows from still pictures.
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