Illegal option -- Usage: movie-make-title -o output -s start_time -e end_time [-n animation] -m mode source_video -o output Directory to set up as the title sequence directory. If the directory does not exist yet, it will be created. If the directory already exists, it will be removed first and recreated. If <output> exists but is not a directory, the program will abort. -s start_time The number of seconds into the movie when the dumping of frames from the source should start. You could play the movie using mplayer first and then pause the movie at the point where you want to start capturing. Write down mplayer's idea of the position (in its status line on the terminal, the number in the "V:" part). Because mplayer cannot seek to the number of seconds that you specify exactly, it is recommended to subtract five seconds from the number that you write down. -e end_time The number of seconds into the movie when the dumping of frames from the source should stop. You could play the movie using mplayer first and then pause the movie at the point where you want to stop capturing. Write down mplayer's idea of the position (in its status line on the terminal, the number in the "V:" part). Because mplayer cannot seek to the number of seconds that you specify exactly, it is recommended to add five seconds to the number that you write down. -n animation Using the -n option, you can control what the picture-in- picture versions of the movies on the DVD will look like. You may specify 'animated' (in which case they will be animated and display previews of the movies), 'static' (in which case they will be static, frozen preview images instead) or 'none' (in which case no previews will be shown whatsoever). The default is 'animated'. -m mode The video mode, either 'pal' or 'ntsc'.

Illegal option -- Usage: movie-make-title -o output -s start_time -e end_time [-n animation] -m mode source_video -o output Directory to set up as the title sequence directory. If the directory does not exist yet, it will be created. If the directory already exists, it will be removed first and recreated. If <output> exists but is not a directory, the program will abort. -s start_time The number of seconds into the movie when the dumping of frames from the source should start. You could play the movie using mplayer first and then pause the movie at the point where you want to start capturing. Write down mplayer's idea of the position (in its status line on the terminal, the number in the "V:" part). Because mplayer cannot seek to the number of seconds that you specify exactly, it is recommended to subtract five seconds from the number that you write down. -e end_time The number of seconds into the movie when the dumping of frames from the source should stop. You could play the movie using mplayer first and then pause the movie at the point where you want to stop capturing. Write down mplayer's idea of the position (in its status line on the terminal, the number in the "V:" part). Because mplayer cannot seek to the number of seconds that you specify exactly, it is recommended to add five seconds to the number that you write down. -n animation Using the -n option, you can control what the picture-in- picture versions of the movies on the DVD will look like. You may specify 'animated' (in which case they will be animated and display previews of the movies), 'static' (in which case they will be static, frozen preview images instead) or 'none' (in which case no previews will be shown whatsoever). The default is 'animated'. -m mode The video mode, either 'pal' or 'ntsc'.