Create a Video DVD in Ubuntu 9.10 - the Karmic Koala

Assuming you have created a video file that you want to burn to a video DVD in Ubuntu.

A nice and simple tool for this is DeVeDe - a program to create video DVDs and CDs (VCD, sVCD or CVD), suitables for home players, from any number of video files, in any of the formats supported by Mplayer.

After you have created the .iso dvd image with DeVeDe you can easily burn it to the DVD using Brasero.

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