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[r8dhex]

It seems to me that DPGenc uses mencoder to convert, and since mencoder exists on linux, maybe I can use that to convert to DPG. The only problem is figuring out the command line options to create a DPG.

[battleroyalex]

try wine?

[kaymm2]

It seems to me that DPGenc uses mencoder to convert, and since mencoder exists on linux, maybe I can use that to convert to DPG. The only problem is figuring out the command line options to create a DPG.

I can't see why you can't use mencoder on Linux.  you have to figure out the resolution, bitrate, and framerate and you're set.  Im sure you can use ffmpeg as well.

[TheStick]

I've already tried creating a mpeg using mencoder with the command line used by dpgenc, renaming it to dpg, but MoonShell wouldn't read it. It seems the files have a unique header created by dpgenc.

cedega and wine gave no results too, so I use my Windows Media Center server to convert videos (yay VNC).