How to Convert AVI, Xvid or DivX to DVD to watch on a DVD Player
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I'd like to convert a few avi files to formats that I can burn to dvd and later watch on a dvd player. Seems like ConvertXtoDVD was the proggy that I used to use, but now its no longer freeware. I'm wondering if you guys could offer an alernative.....
thanks
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I swear by DVD Flick. I've even used it to rescue a burned copy of a movie that would play in VLC but not in a DVD player. Hell of a program. And Free!
I'll give it a try, thanks
seems to work well, but it delays the audio in the output file. Did you have trouble with this? seems alot of users have, but I couldnt find a solution
I've had audio sync problems before but never after using DVD flick. Just converted a movie to DVD the other day. No problems at all.
from avi files? I tried a few other free softwares, and got a delay. I wonder if I could have a codec problem or something?
Yep, avi. I haven't done anything special as far as codecs are concerned. I'm running a fairly fresh install of Windows 7
*edit: I found this.
EDIT TITLE ....> AUDIO TRACKS ...> EDIT ...> check the box "IGNORE AUDIO DELAY FOR THIS TRACK"
That is from the DVD flick forums. Hope it helps.
I got hit with the audio sync problem on a video yesterday. Here is the solution I found. it worked perfect.
DaVideo3 is my favorite but its complicated for some of us english speaking people to use, I still use it before any other program ! It ripps DVD's and convert them and can convert from file back to DVD also supports VCD, SVCD and more.
DVDSanta is another fav ! It actually works for what you want to really well ! It doesn't support VCD or SVCD but you can burn most video formats to dvd without problems
DVD Shrink is another great DVD tool , Im not sure if it can creat DVD from regular video files?
The DVD program I use most is DVDFab6
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It's kind of a complicated process, so most programs that do this charge money for their work investment. But here's a Free one that I haven't personally tried. You can see if it helps you. Clicky
There's also a few other choices besides ConvertXtoDVD if you want try them, one may be cheaper if ya end up wanting to buy one afterall. A couple are DVDSanta and SuperDVDCreator
If you really want to get into the nuts and bolts of doing it, here's a long thread on the subject that may be of use to you.