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#1
12 Feb 2013 @ 18:01
waxrebel
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Hi
I'm sure this must have been posted before, but can anyone direct me to a decent DVD converter, one that will convert avi's, mp4's, divx etc etc.
I've tried Flick DVD and AVStoDVD. Flick DVD took 3 hours then crashed on me, and AVStoDVD was very poor quality.
I essentially need something that will combine a subtitle file, can create an ISO file and can convert to DVD/ISO without much loss to the quality. Not too fussed about creating fancy menu's either
I don't mind paying a couple of bob for something decent.
By the way, I'm not tech savvy. I don't know much about encoding bitrates or QUenc ot HenC.
Thanks in advance
I'm sure this must have been posted before, but can anyone direct me to a decent DVD converter, one that will convert avi's, mp4's, divx etc etc.
I've tried Flick DVD and AVStoDVD. Flick DVD took 3 hours then crashed on me, and AVStoDVD was very poor quality.
I essentially need something that will combine a subtitle file, can create an ISO file and can convert to DVD/ISO without much loss to the quality. Not too fussed about creating fancy menu's either
I don't mind paying a couple of bob for something decent.
By the way, I'm not tech savvy. I don't know much about encoding bitrates or QUenc ot HenC.
Thanks in advance
AfterDawn
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#2
12 Feb 2013 @ 19:05
attar
AfterDawn Addict
Many opt for ConvertXtoDVD for paid software.
I think AVStoDVD is excellent inasmuch as DVD Flick is now abandonware.
In any case the quality of the output is not going to be better than the source - silk purses out of sow's ears etc.
I think AVStoDVD is excellent inasmuch as DVD Flick is now abandonware.
In any case the quality of the output is not going to be better than the source - silk purses out of sow's ears etc.
#3
13 Feb 2013 @ 15:57
Have you tried free studio??
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/audio...free_studio.cfm
It can do a lot
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/audio...free_studio.cfm
It can do a lot
Edited by DVDBack23
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"the mediocre teacher tells. the good teacher explains. the superior teacher demonstrates. the great teacher inspires."- William Aruthur Ward
#4
07 Mar 2013 @ 3:52
themonkey
Junior Member
I have been using ConvertX2Dvd for some time - both version 4 and now version 5. Never had a problem and completed Dvd's seem to run on almost anything. Well worth the money IMO and hassle free.
Support has been excellent and updates are automatic.
(I have no affiliation with the vendor, just a satisfied user).
Not sure about ISO's as I have never had the occasion to use one.
Support has been excellent and updates are automatic.
(I have no affiliation with the vendor, just a satisfied user).
Not sure about ISO's as I have never had the occasion to use one.
This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 07 Mar 2013 @ 3:53
#5
08 Mar 2013 @ 18:28
Thanks for all the input guys.
I tried ConvertXtoDVD and then AVStoDVD and prefer the AVStoDVD. It's less fidgety and I can't fault the results.
Thanks again to everyone who posted :)
I tried ConvertXtoDVD and then AVStoDVD and prefer the AVStoDVD. It's less fidgety and I can't fault the results.
Thanks again to everyone who posted :)
#6
09 Mar 2013 @ 17:14
i have used convertxtodvd and 4media dvd creator.for quality and speed im going with 4media dvd creator
