dpgconv For Linux

dpgconv is a Python script to transcode video files to DPG format suitable for Nintendo DS.

dpgconv.py file1 file2 file3 ... fileN command line options:     --dpg         0,1,2,3,4 sets DPG version.. default is DPG4         --pf         sets pixel format, default is 3         0        RGB15         1        RGB18         2        RGB21         3        RGB24

   -2,--tp         extra high quality 2-pass encoded video     -q,--hq         high quality video     -l,--lq         low quality video(takes no effect when --hq,-q is set)]     default is normal quality         -v,--vbps xxx         sets video stream bps in kb/s(default: 256)     -a,--abps xxx         sets audio stream bps kb/s (default: 128)     -f,--fps xx         sets video frames per second (default:15)     -z,--hz         sets audio frequency (default:32000)     -c,--channels         2 - stereo, 1 - mono         default is to leave as is unless input audio channels         number is bigger then 2 ... then default is stereo     --aid n         use audio track n     --volnorm         normalize volume         --height xxx         destination video height (default: 192)     --width xxx         destination video width (default: 256)     --keep-aspect         try to keep aspect ratio         NOTE:    width/height have no effect when --keep-aspect is set         --mv         additional parameters for mencoder for video

   --ma         additional parameters for mencoder for audio

   Video Thumbnail     --thumb xxx         you can use this option if you convert only one video, or if         you want the same preview for all videos.         thumbnails are only in DPG4 videos.         all formats supported by python imaging library can be used.         the image will be resized and converted automically.                 NOTE: thumbnail will be generated autimatically         from input video if you won't set this parameter

   Hardcoding subtitles     --nosub         do no try autoloading of subtitles         (default is to try to load subtitle with matching filename)     --sub,-s xxx         Specify subtitles for hardcoding into video output         (is obviously only usable if you specify one file at a time)     --sid n         use subtitle track n     --subcp xxx         specify subtitles encoding     --font xxx         specify font for subtitles   EXAMPLE:     --font ~/arial-14/font.desc     --font ~/arialuni.ttf     --font 'Bitstream Vera Sans'

You can specify font, subcp and other additional mencoder parameters in     ~/.mplayer/mencoder.conf   EXAMPLE:     font=/usr/local/share/fonts/msfonts/comic.ttf     subcp=cp1251