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If you're lucky, you no longer have to worry about the VHS/Betamax debacle of the 1980s. If not, then take heart that you are not alone in this technological conflict. Researchers at the University of Western Australia's School of Computer Science and Software Engineering have developed a new system that can run on Intel-based PCs and Macs alike. The only requirements are that your device is running Ubuntu 13.10 or higher and has an x86 or x64 processor (your CPU needs to be compatible with Linux). The other requirement is that your device has an external, USB-connected TV tuner or video capture card. The new system allows users to move digital video files from their computer's hard drive onto a VCR for playback. The software uses FFmpeg to decompress the AVI container file into a MPEG2 transport stream that the VCR can read, then adds chapter marks using TVTime, dvdauthor and mkisofs for burning an ISO image to DVD. Users can also use Plex or XBMC for media center playback. The project's source code is available on GitHub. Source: * Original article software source code (GitHub) * Project page (in Japanese) https://web.archive.org/web/20131103152156/http://www.miyakofujita.com/vcr_software_project_11102011.html The VCR is an open-source VCR emulator for the PC, the Mac and Linux. This emulator emulates a VHS or Betamax in a PC or Mac computer in order to play back video recordings. The device is compatible with Windows, Linux and Mac OS X systems. It runs on both x86 (Intel) and x64 (AMD/Intel 64) architectures. It supports MPEG-2, MP4, H.264, DivX 3.11 and VC-1 video formats; it offers three different recording modes: "full-screen", "bufferless" and "segmented". The VCR software is based on FFmpeg, TVTime, dvdauthor and mkisofs. The program also relies on other open-source projects for certain features. The VCR reads MPEG-2 transport streams from AVI container files that are produced by the open source video editors Kino, Cinelerra or Avidemux. For DVD burning it uses the free software dvdauthor and mkisofs. Source: http://www.miyakofujita.com/vcr_software_project_11102011.html Source: http://www.miyakofujita. cfa1e77820
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