convert avi to dvd
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Does it need to be freeware, or are you prepared to pay for the software?
Camtasia is quite good (the trial version is fully featured and good for 30 days)
You stated that you used convertvtodvd, have you seen this guide?
Camtasia is quite good (the trial version is fully featured and good for 30 days)
You stated that you used convertvtodvd, have you seen this guide?
Rastalovich
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name='Bal3Wolf' said:
I went through this personal dilema a year or so ago, and think I tried almost every available method at the time.
Using the tmpgenc, I found it very good at letting u setup stuff, convert stuff, with it`s two pakages - the encoder and the dvd authoring side. Took an amount of time to eff about with it tho, but even so, u have alot of control over what u do and can personalize u`r end result to a very good standard. Including adding u`r own pics and buttons to menuing styles, fading stuff and etc. Con I guess being the time. I`d guess that if u were doing personal videos, family stuff and so on, u`d love what this/these will let u do.
Now when I stumbled across the VSO software - as mentioned - 99.999% of the time u can just drop u`r avi (and some limited well encoded mpg/wmv I`ve found, customize stuff u can forget, or convert them to `nice` video first I spose) into the main window and hit the convert button.. that`s it. It`s very efficient, sets up u`r screen ratios automatically, and as mentioned also, it does an extremely good job at keeping good frame-rates. One thing I will mention tho is to make sure u go through all the options in the preferences before u set it converting. It`s a very very simple set of options, but you have to make sure u`ve got the correct tv thingy (pal/ntsc) and make sure it doesn`t delete the original when it ends. Personal I spose, but if it happens that u have a bad burn - u`r movie is gone. Another excellent thing this software will do (and u have to make sure u select it, again in the preferences - check the preferences) is to put a copy of the original avi on the dvd for u (if there is sufficient room). This could be handy for u is u decide to do things in the future with u`r movie.
name='PV5150' said:
preferbly freeware.
will look at it.
no but afraid it wont do me any good, according to the guide i have done right to get sequential playback but for some reason does not work, atleast not in powerdvd vlc or wmp.
name='Bal3Wolf' said:
is one of the 2 programs i tried and it doesnt work properly, it cant make sequential playback.
name='Dav0s' said:
will look at it.
name='Rastalovich' said:
its 14 episodes of spiderman i recorded so no customization will be done.
Rastalovich
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name='Raven' said:
What u mean by sequential playback ?
Play one straight after the other ?
glocktodahead
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name='llwyd' said:
winAVI is a good one. I use it.
havent tried nero 7 full yet though but so far its worth the £glocktodahead
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I use Nero Vision for burning my DVD's. Works great, you can add menu's, put multiple video clips together as one, add music etc. Comes with nero 7, I think it's worth it.
