flv2dvd is a script that convert an flv into a dvd iso image. simple stick the (single flv file) into an empty directory, cd into it and type in (flv2dvd *) without the quates. The end result is a dvd iso that you can burn using your favorate cd burner.
Install flv2dvd in Ubuntu hardy
You need to edit the /etc/apt/sources.list file using the following command
sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
Then add the fallowing line to the bottom
deb http://ubuntu.global-web.us/hardy binary/
Save and exit the file
Update the source list using the following comamnd
sudo apt-get update
Install flv2dvd using the following command
sudo apt-get install flv2dvd
Using flv2dvd
simple stick the (single flv file) into an empty directory, cd into it and type in (flv2dvd *) without the quates. The end result is a dvd iso that you can burn using your favorate cd burner.
mkdir flvtest
for example if you have music.flv file in flvtest directory
cd flvtest
flv2dvd *
Now you should be having dvd iso that you can burn using your favorate cd burner.
Convert flv (flash video) to dvd iso in Ubuntu
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