[Lunar-commits] r23154 - moonbase/trunk/zbeta/vamps

[Chad Kittel]

Author: v3rt1g0
Date: 2007-02-06 00:43:15 +0100 (Tue, 06 Feb 2007)
New Revision: 23154

Modified:
   moonbase/trunk/zbeta/vamps/BUILD
   moonbase/trunk/zbeta/vamps/DETAILS
Log:
  Misc Tidy: vamps (0.99.2)

  * shorted the description and word wrapped it
  * provided a more standard short description
  * formatted the BUILD file to meet our standards


Modified: moonbase/trunk/zbeta/vamps/BUILD
===================================================================
--- moonbase/trunk/zbeta/vamps/BUILD	2007-02-05 23:39:03 UTC (rev 23153)
+++ moonbase/trunk/zbeta/vamps/BUILD	2007-02-05 23:43:15 UTC (rev 23154)
@@ -1,6 +1,5 @@
 (
 
-default_make 
+  default_make 
 
 ) > $C_FIFO 2>&1
-

Modified: moonbase/trunk/zbeta/vamps/DETAILS
===================================================================
--- moonbase/trunk/zbeta/vamps/DETAILS	2007-02-05 23:39:03 UTC (rev 23153)
+++ moonbase/trunk/zbeta/vamps/DETAILS	2007-02-05 23:43:15 UTC (rev 23154)
@@ -6,10 +6,15 @@
         WEB_SITE=http://vamps.sourceforge.net/
          ENTERED=20061216
          UPDATED=20061216
-           SHORT="Vamps was written to make cheap backups of DVDs under Linux."
+           SHORT="a utility to aid in extracting video from a DVD"
 
 cat << EOF
-Vamps builds a wrapper around the requantizer to extract the elementary MPEG2 video stream from the DVD's program stream, feed it through the requantizer and finally re-pack it into the program stream again. Besides this, Vamps allows to select audio and subtitle streams that should be copied into the output stream. This gives another small gain of disk space, since unwanted streams may be discarded.
+Vamps builds a wrapper around the requantizer to extract the elementary
+MPEG2 video stream from the DVD's program stream, feed it through the
+requantizer and finally re-pack it into the program stream again.
 
-Summed up, Vamps is only a very basic, but nevertheless essential tool to transcode DVD videos to a smaller size. Vamps does not need to write temporary data files, which is a major pro. Vamps is very fast. The downside is, that Vamps is not capable to make DVD backups on its own. 
+Summed up, Vamps is only a very basic, but nevertheless essential tool
+to transcode DVD videos to a smaller size. Vamps does not need to write
+temporary data files, which is a major pro. Vamps is very fast. The
+downside is, that Vamps is not capable to make DVD backups on its own.
 EOF