Illegal option -- Usage: movie-to-dvd [-r resolution] [-d display] [-f method] [-a aspect] [-A src_aspect] [-m mode] [-c codec] [-q quality] [-Q bitrate] [-o output_dir] [-M] [-b] [-O options] movie [movie ...] -r resolution Specify the DVD resolution. Possibilities are: PAL: 720x576, 704x576, 352x576, 352x288 NTSC: 720x480, 704x480, 352x480, 352x240 You may specify 'auto' (default) for automatic selection. -d display Specify how the video is to be fitted into the available screen size, either 'letterbox' (default), which loses no information, or 'panscan', which fills the entire screen but possibly chops off edges of the video image. -f method Specify how to change the movie to adjust its framerate if necessary. You may specify either 'auto', 'video' or 'audio'. 'video' will duplicate or drop frames to adjust the framerate (which will make the movie jerky in some situations), 'audio' will adjust the pitch of the audio track so that it runs synchronized with the movie. 'auto' will make the decision for you. -a aspect Either 16:9 or 4:3 (how to encode the video). Or you may specify 'auto' (default) for automatic selection. -A src_aspect Specify the aspect ratio of the source if it is not encoded correctly in the source. The format is X:Y, for example 4:3 or 41:18. Or you may specify 'auto' (default) for automatic detection from the source. -m mode Either pal, ntsc or auto (default). -c codec The audio codec, either 'mp2', 'ac3' or 'auto' (default). Currently, the 'auto' setting always chooses 'ac3'. -q quality Select either 'low', 'normal', 'high' or a bitrate in kilobits per seconds. This is the MAXIMUM bitrate that the video encoder will use. -Q bitrate Controls the bitrate for the audio output. Normally, this is automatically determined from the parameters of the output audio format and the number of channel, but you can override the automatically selected bitrate using this option. Specify the number of kilobits per second that the audio should use. You may combine this option with the -c option to force a certain audio encoding. The default is 'auto', which means autodetection. -o output_dir Write the .m2v and .mp2/.ac3 files into an alternative directory instead of the same directory in which the source(s) reside. -M Multiplex the output audio and video together (if you do not specify this, an .m2v and .m2a file will be generated for each input movie) -b This tells mplayer that any AVI headers that are encountered are broken and that they should be ignored when determining the audio-video sync delay. This activates mplayer's -nobps option. -O options You may specify specific options to pass to mplayer. Be sure to quote the options appropriately: the options should be supplied surround by quotes, and the options should be entered as they would have been on a normal mplayer command line.

Illegal option -- Usage: movie-to-dvd [-r resolution] [-d display] [-f method] [-a aspect] [-A src_aspect] [-m mode] [-c codec] [-q quality] [-Q bitrate] [-o output_dir] [-M] [-b] [-O options] movie [movie ...] -r resolution Specify the DVD resolution. Possibilities are: PAL: 720x576, 704x576, 352x576, 352x288 NTSC: 720x480, 704x480, 352x480, 352x240 You may specify 'auto' (default) for automatic selection. -d display Specify how the video is to be fitted into the available screen size, either 'letterbox' (default), which loses no information, or 'panscan', which fills the entire screen but possibly chops off edges of the video image. -f method Specify how to change the movie to adjust its framerate if necessary. You may specify either 'auto', 'video' or 'audio'. 'video' will duplicate or drop frames to adjust the framerate (which will make the movie jerky in some situations), 'audio' will adjust the pitch of the audio track so that it runs synchronized with the movie. 'auto' will make the decision for you. -a aspect Either 16:9 or 4:3 (how to encode the video). Or you may specify 'auto' (default) for automatic selection. -A src_aspect Specify the aspect ratio of the source if it is not encoded correctly in the source. The format is X:Y, for example 4:3 or 41:18. Or you may specify 'auto' (default) for automatic detection from the source. -m mode Either pal, ntsc or auto (default). -c codec The audio codec, either 'mp2', 'ac3' or 'auto' (default). Currently, the 'auto' setting always chooses 'ac3'. -q quality Select either 'low', 'normal', 'high' or a bitrate in kilobits per seconds. This is the MAXIMUM bitrate that the video encoder will use. -Q bitrate Controls the bitrate for the audio output. Normally, this is automatically determined from the parameters of the output audio format and the number of channel, but you can override the automatically selected bitrate using this option. Specify the number of kilobits per second that the audio should use. You may combine this option with the -c option to force a certain audio encoding. The default is 'auto', which means autodetection. -o output_dir Write the .m2v and .mp2/.ac3 files into an alternative directory instead of the same directory in which the source(s) reside. -M Multiplex the output audio and video together (if you do not specify this, an .m2v and .m2a file will be generated for each input movie) -b This tells mplayer that any AVI headers that are encountered are broken and that they should be ignored when determining the audio-video sync delay. This activates mplayer's -nobps option. -O options You may specify specific options to pass to mplayer. Be sure to quote the options appropriately: the options should be supplied surround by quotes, and the options should be entered as they would have been on a normal mplayer command line.