BEST AVI TO DVD

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  1. lfawcus

    lfawcus Member

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    i usually use convertx but im am bit bored now lol...and wen i used lab pro, the audio kept going out of sync?

    which avi to dvd is the best? (with menus?)

    thanks
     
    lfawcus, May 6, 2007
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    DVDLab Pro is an authoring program, not an encoder.

    IMO, to get the best results, you have to do the steps separately. The best encoder that I've used is ProCoder.
     
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    yer...im using dvdlab pro 2 now and ive sorted out the problem i was having.

    i just wondered whether there were other authoring or encoding programs which were good?

    what is imo? where can i get it?

    thanks
     
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    lol imo is in my opinion, but its whassups opinion. lol im just reading and knew that question. lol everyone has noob moments every once in a while...
     
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  5. lfawcus

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    lol well yanar! thats a new 1 lol! so do u convert movies to dvd? if so which encoder/authoring program do u use?
     
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    for avi to dvd i use apollo divx to dvd creator,this ptogram is a little slower than convertxtodvd but the output dvd is better.you can use the trial version at support@createdvd.net.
     
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    thanks...u ever had problems with it?

    do u get good menus? if there r any to create?

    thanks
     
    lfawcus, May 10, 2007
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    You can add avi from the hard drive or capture from your camcorder

    Professional DVD menu and animated transition effects
     
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    thanks i use winavi already and i it is good like
     
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    I use DVD Flick; it converts the .avi and burns it using ImgBurn. It's pretty fast too: +/- 90 minutes from .avi file to a DVD that I can watch on my home player....
    I've used it over 50 times (maybe over 100, who knows) and I've NEVER had a bad disc, NEVER!!! And DVD Flick is so easy, it's almost idiot proof. A how-to guide is available if anyone is interested here: http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/dvd-flick-guide.html This is a very basic guide aimed at beginners. There are more advanced options available once you know what you're doing; but this basic guide is all I've needed to author perfect DVD's from .avi files. You can download DVD Flick from here:http://sourceforge.net/projects/dvdflick/ or from here: http://www.majorgeeks.com/DVD_Flick_d5530.html
    Check it out!!! You'll like it!!

    daveb923
     
    daveb923, May 18, 2007
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