Originally posted by LOCOENG:

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You don't really need to install Imgburn as it's included with DVD Flick.

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I installed image burn and dvd flick, then found out it was already inside flick> But that turned out good for me as flick had the old version, so i copied imgburn exe over top of the old in flick, plus now when i first insert a disk to one of my burners , the menue asks me if i wa1nt to use imgburn for anything. So i can use imgburn on other things without flick. I have it in 2 places Love it!!!

I download a rar file and when it was extracted it turned out to be a divx file and not a avi.

The question i have is how can i convert that over to an iso image OR can it somehow be burnt straight to the dvd and play????

I was redirected here on my last post of this question so is DVD Flick the answer?

Yes dvdflick will do it, and i beleive an avi and divx are the same , but i could be wrong. anyway flick will do it.

Hey and Good day.. I am new to the forum, thanks for your time and effort. appreciated much.. I didnt want to start a new thread because it appeared everyone was asking here. Straiten me out if i need it.. lol

Question(s) about DvdFlick.

I am attempting to blend the SRT subtitles with the AVI. Using Gspot to see if it was pal or ntsc it did not tell me by specific name either or. So I looked at a frame rate of 25fps. From what I read that sounds like Pal, but other reading suggests it is NTSC. In either case I selected NTSC format for USA. The AVI is 700mb in size. So I chose all settings to produce that same size, I believe I used CD700 because the last time I chose custom size and chose 700mb I came up with the same error when I clicked on Create DVD.. It came up and said the Disc I was trying to burn did not have enough space on it. Well firstly, I was not burning to a disc, I was saving it to a hard drive folder as noted at the bottom of the screen. I looked and looked for options, and thought that maybe there is another button or way to start the encoding process to blend the Subtitles, but to no avail. So I went ahead and chose create dvd even though the space issue was unresolved. It is now working and I assume has a hour or two to go. Could you please straiten me out on what I did wrong or how to understand this program. Thank you very very much.. Stringpickin

still linking people here.....

Hi LOCOENG,

Thanks for the excellent guide. Just a query, how long should the program be running to convert AVI files. I had it running for 7 hrs yet still it was encoding. Any quicker way.

Cheers

Togo

Thanks for this. I was looking for a free AVI2DVD converter, and I got one- with a nice guide.