Never mind the long wait..

I found out that you're actually able to use 32bit programs within my 64bit environment, all you need is a chroot. chroot you ask? so did I.. :)

But this thing rocks, when you need that java applet capability in firefox, or the 'crap' flash thing....
.......anyway, I've had a struggle with my new system, and it seems I'm stuck with a 'half assed' 64bit system, that's capable of doing fast video encoding, but unable to actually author the DVD and burn the darn thing to a disc.
Well, not entirely true, I've actually got dvdstyler working by installing it into my chroot environment, using the .deb file that was compiled by some genius, at the ubuntu forums, and then applying the 'jpegtopnm' command that is stated here:

jpegtopnm "$FILE_IN" | ppmtoy4m -n 1 -I t -L $FRAME_RATE -S 420mpeg2 | mpeg2enc -f 8 -b $BITRATE -o "$FILE_OUT" $VIDEO_NORM

The only thing I need now, is the capability to burn the lot to my new DVD-RW disc... and yes the 'minus' gives me a bit of trouble, no problem with the 'plus', but the 'minus' ... DAMN§!!/&%#!