Free dvd navigation software for linux

Flight Navigation Planner project is a tool for making flight plans based on known airports.

Flight Navigation Planner lets you make flight plans based on known airports, navaids, fixes, or cities.

You can use the sectional charts, wacs, or the vector/terrain planning charts.

It calculates headings, winds, time, and fuel. It features Airways-based Auto-Routing, Climb and Descent calculations (a/c type based), Fuel Stop Planning, Auto-Route around MOAS and Restricted Airspace, Hi-Res Weather Radar Overlay, Viewing of current sectional, wac, and IFR charts, the ability to see a route over TFRs, detailed nexrad radar overlays over your routes, Terrain Profiles with cloud ceilings, and the ability to upload flight plans to GPS.

DVD Manager provides an easy-to-use Web-based DVD management tool.

DVD Manager is an e107 CMS plugin. This plugin will enable users to manage their DVD collection and show it to other members via the Web whether it is online or offline.

WE_Frontend::Plugin::Navigation Perl module contains utilities for navigation creation.

SYNOPSIS

my $t = Template->new({PLUGIN_BASE => "WE_Frontend::Plugin"});

[% USE Navigation %]

The WE_Frontend::Plugin::Navigation object corresponds somewhat to the WE::DB::Obj database. Most of the methods described below return WE_Frontend::Plugin::Navigation::Object objects, which correspond to WE::Obj objects.

METHODS

new

This method is normally not called directly, but only as part of the USE directive:

[% USE Navigation %]
[% USE n = Navigation %]

You can pass the named parameter objid to set the object id for this context.

[% USE n = Navigation(objid = 10) %]

Or you can use the name parameter:

[% USE n = Navigation(name = "rootcollection") %]

You can pass the named parameter objid to set the object id for this context.

When calling the process() method of Template-Toolkit the value for objdb (a reference to the WE::DB::Obj database) should be set or rootdb (a reference to the WE::DB database) XXX rootdb prefered if content access. Also, if objid is not set in the USE directive, it may be supplied to the process() method.

my $t = Template->new(
{PLUGIN_BASE => "WE_Frontend::Plugin"}
);
$t->process(
$template,
{
objdb => $objdb,
rootdb => $rootdb,
objid => $objid,
config => $c,
langstring => &WE::Util::LangString::langstring
},
$output
);

The return value of the USE Navigation directive (the n variable in the examples above) is a WE_Frontend::Plugin::Navigation::Object of the current object supplied with the objid key.

ancestors([[objid = id | name = name], fromlevel => level, tolevel => level, restrict = restrictmethod])

Return a list of ancestors of the current object. The oldest (top-most) ancestor is first in the list. If objid is given, then return the ancestors for the object with this object identifier. If fromlevel and/or tolevel are given, then restrict the ancestor list for these levels. The topmost level is numbered with 1. The root itself is numbered with 0, this can be used for a "home" link on top of the list. The list may be restricted by specifying restrict. If tolevel is less than fromlevel, then an empty list is returned.

parent([[objid = id | name = name]])

Return the parent of the current object, or of the object with id objid. Note that it is possible in the WE::DB::Obj database to have more than one parent, nevertheless only one parent is returned.

level([[objid = id | name = name]])

Return the level of the current object, or of the object with id objid. The root of the site has level = 0.

toplevel_children([sort = sortmethod, restrict = restrictmethod])

Return a list of sorted toplevel children. Normally, the sequence order is used but the sorting can be changed by specifying sort. The list may be restricted by specifying restrict.

siblings([[objid = id | name = name], level = level, sort = sortmethod, restrict => restrictmethod])

Get the siblings of the current object, or of the object with id objid. The siblings are sorted by the sortmethod in sort and can be restricted with restrict.

If level is specified, the siblings of the ancestor of the current object in the specified level are returned. The level can also be specified as a negative number; this means how many levels up from the current position should be used.

children([[objid = id | name = name], sort = sortmethod, restrict => restrictmethod])

Get the children of the current object, or of the object with id objid. The children are sorted by the sortmethod in sort and can be restricted with restrict.

siblings_or_children([...]);

Often, siblings are used if the object is a document and children are used if the object is a folder. This convenience method uses the appropriate method. The arguments are the same as in siblings or children.

restrict($params, $listref)

Internal method to restrict the passed array reference according to the > subroutine.

The value of the restrict parameter should be the name of a method in the WE_Frontend::Plugin::Navigation::Object class. The object is accepted if the returned value is true. Example for an user-defined method (although subclassing would be the cleaner solution):

package WE_Frontend::Plugin::Navigation::Object;
sub my_restrict {
my $o = shift;
# restrict to objects with Id less than 5
$o->o->Id < 5;
}

sort($params, $listref)

Internal method to sort the passed array reference according to the > subroutine.

The value of the sort parameter should be the name of a method in the WE_Frontend::Plugin::Navigation class. This method takes to arguments $a and $b, both WE_Frontend::Plugin::Navigation::Object objects which should be compared. The returned value should be -1, 0, or 1, just as in the sort function. Example for an user-defined method (although subclassing would be the cleaner solution):

package WE_Frontend::Plugin::Navigation;
sub my_sort {
my($self, $a, $b) = @_;
# sort by title
WE::Util::LangString::langstring($a->o->Title) cmp WE::Util::LangString::langstring($b->o->Title);
}

current_object([[objid = id | name = name]])

Return the current active object as a WE::Obj object. See also the self method.

current_id([[objid = id | name = name]])

Return the current active id. The object is identified in this order:

objid in this method call

name in this method call

objid parameter in the Navigation USE directive

objid template variable (as specified in the Template->new call)

self([[objid = id | name = name]])

Return the current active object as a ...::Navigation::Object object.

get_object([[objid = id | name = name]])

This is an alias for self, but uses a more "logical" name if an object is retrieved by id or name.

is_self([$testobj | $testobjid], [[objid = id | name = name]])

Return true if the given $testobj (object) or $testobjid (id) is the current object. You can pass another objid instead of the current object. =cut

equals([$testobj | $testobjid], [objid = id | name = name])
The same as is_self, only that either objid or name are mandatory.

Example:

[% IF n.equals(testobjid, objid = otherobjid) %]

is_ancestor([$testobj | $testobjid], [objid => id])

Return true if the given $testobj (object) or $testobjid (id) is an ancestor of the current object. You can pass another objid instead of the current object. The current object is not considered an ancestor of itself.

object_by_name($name)

Return an object by $name.

Root

Return reference to root database.

ObjDB

Return reference to the object database.

Object

Return the class name for the navigation objects. This can be overridden in inherited classes.

KDE DVD Authoring Wizard will allow you to create a DVD from one or more DVD compatible MPEG-2 files. All you need to do is add one or multiple files to the playlist and answer the questions that follow.
You can add a menu that will contain animated thumbnails of the files in the playlist. Creating a menu is optional.
Main features:
- Playlist editor
- DVD menu with multiple pages
- Animated thumbnails in the menu
- Customizable menu graphics
- Add soundtrack from OGG or MP3
- Antialiased graphics prevent flickering on TV
- Both Widescreen and standard 4:3 support
- ISO DVD Image creation

cpdvd is a tool to transfer a DVD title to your harddisk with ease on Linux.

This tool copies all required files for a movie title from a DVD on your harddisk for further processing with libdvdreads image mode (e.g. transcode). It automatically selects the title with longest duration - but you can also pick a specific one.

The tool determines the correct title set (VTS-VOB files) for the selected title, clones the navigation information (IFO files) and extracts (decodes) the data into new video object streams.

Installation:

Unzip the file and place it in your bin path. Make sure you have installed Perl! You need at least transcode version 0.6.0pre4 and of course cpvts.

Usage:

You simply give a target directory (will be created automatically) insert a DVD and thats all:

cpdvd MyMovie

You can then run transcode with the dvd import module (-x dvd) on this directory:

transcode -i MyMovie -x dvd ...

If your DVD device is not /dev/dvd or the DVD mount point is not /dvd then you must specify the following options:

cpdvd -d /dev/mydvddevice -m /my/dvd/mointpoint MyMovie

or set the DVD_MOUNT and DVD_DEV environment variables.

If you want to copy another title or the main title guess was wrong then you can pick a title with the -t option:

cpdvd -t 2 MyMovie

With the -i option you will receive information on all titles of a disc and the guess which title is the main title:

cpdvd -i

The Quon DVD Database is a complete solution to manage your movies. Highlights of this program include user tracking, barcode scanner support, user access, a login system, and an advanced searcher.
Quon DVD Database can check DVDs in and out of your collection, allowing you to keep track of which of your friends has them. You can send reminder email messages, or they can simply log in to see what they have checked out.
Enhancements:
- An issue with ordering on a few pages has been fixed.
- The system is forced use the OLD_PASSWORD system, so that when someone moves their database from one host (using an old version of MySQL) to a new one (using a new version of MySQL), the passwords of the existing users wont have to be recreated.

DVD Home Video Project is a tool that provides a simple, quick way to transform video on a DV camcorder into a fully functional DVD, including a menu with optional background images and music.