What program do you use to put AVIs on DVD?

[jazzpipe]

I have a bunch of AVIs and was curious what program people normally use to put them on a DVD.

I figure I'll find out best here ;)

Thanks.

[Phantom_Magus]

nero

[munaaf]

convert em to dvd or just put em on a dvd? convert- convertxtodvd jus a bunch on a dvdr defo nero

[Disme]

Nero here; But lately I jave a datastick with 8GB and a DVD-player with a USB-port and I just put the movies on the datastick, so no more burning of avi file for me.

[jazzpipe]

Convert them to play on a DVD player so I can chill out on the couch and watch them. What program inside Nero the others referring to? I dont think Nero has a DVD authoring program.

[Blade0rz]

ConvertXtoDVD I find to be the easiest by far...

[pifpaf]

i use ConvertXtoDVD

[MegLeetch]

ConvertXtoDVD

[bubucea]

nero

[saqib]

ConvertXtoDVD

it z gud :yup:

[mbucari1]

Use nero to burn directly to disk. I have an XviD player :)

[jazzpipe]

mbucari1, it makes sense why people use Nero now that you bring up the fact some DVD players support DIVX or XviD. I didnt even think of that possibility since I have an old DVD player.

[lightshow]

I just burn data files to my dvd and play on my softmodded xbox. In that case I use ImgBurn data dvd

Or just stream it over ;)

[mbucari1]

mbucari1, it makes sense why people use Nero now that you bring up the fact some DVD players support DIVX or XviD. I didnt even think of that possibility since I have an old DVD player.Yeah, the quality is much worse after re-encoding. Also, it takes close to 40 minutes to do 1 movie with convertxtodvd. I think it's worth the money (~$50) not to have to wait 30+ minutes to watch your movie. That's longer than it took to download :dabs:

[yasobelber92]

I use ConvertXtoDVD. It's the best

[hotshot6473]

ConvertXtoDVD is the way to go because it has way more options than just watching the xvid file on your TV. It allows multiple audio streams, subtitles and you can even put multiple avis together onto one disk. Also the quality does not change that much.

[backlash]

I use dvdsanta. How do you convert it with nero? or are u all just making data discs?

[killuminati96]

I use CyberLink PowerProducer 3.7 to convert them to DVD files (.vobs etc) & burn. I love that it supports widescreen.

[DasFox]

ConvertXtoDVD (http://www.vso-software.fr/products/convert_x_to_dvd/)

[fractal]

+1 for convertxtodvd - if I want to make a menu and stuff.

and... for burning, i've recently been converted from nero to ImgBurn (http://www.imgburn.com/). It's pretty sexy.

[Rip The Jacker]

ConvertXtoDVD (http://www.vso-software.fr/products/convert_x_to_dvd/)

Yup. The best one out there. Easy to use if you want to make menus and stuff too.

[tenis69]

I use ConvertXtoDVD coz is the best i Think.

[DasFox]

ConvertXtoDVD (http://www.vso-software.fr/products/convert_x_to_dvd/)

Yup. The best one out there. Easy to use if you want to make menus and stuff too.

I just installed the other day version 3, quite a bit of difference to it, I've converted two avi so far, and watched one, so far from the one I watched it's doing a nice job...

PEACE

[yorner]

convertXtoDVD!

[senorfrog97]

toast 8

[fisherman]

I've been using ConvertXtoDvd for years now and it's getting better and better.

Simply drag and drop your .avi file into it's interface and providing you have it's burner enabled just hit convert and it will convert and burn the video files for you.... having said that I convert with ConvertX and burn the video files with either Nero or CloneDvd from slysoft.....

[messi30]

Winavi is greta too for convert avi to dvd.

[homeless4ever]

Nero

[peat moss]

I'm really disappointed in Convertx lately what with the new versions and are they Beta or RC ? Gee who do they think they are Nero ?


They need to put out a Micro or Lite version as the new one sucks ! Too much memory being sucked up , menus I'll never use , just a fucked idea . I would recommend anyone with a slow " p4 " computer just use the pre #3 version anthing 2 as it's awesome . Something like

[Ri0T]

CDBurnerXP :P

[fisherman]

I'm really disappointed in Convertx lately what with the new versions and are they Beta or RC ?


I actually find the new ConvertX to be the best yet!

They were putting out version 2.xxxxx for a long time and recently released version 3 Final. That lasted a week or so lol and now they are going 3.xx Beta again.

I find version 3 to be the fastest yet used on the normal settings with great results.

Most of my downloaded movies are .avi but I also download .mkv files (HD) and ConvertX will also convert them to video files too so that's a plus also :happy:

[CoolBrotha]

Nero here; But lately I jave a datastick with 8GB and a DVD-player with a USB-port and I just put the movies on the datastick, so no more burning of avi file for me.

:D Same here

[DasFox]

I'm really disappointed in Convertx lately what with the new versions and are they Beta or RC ? Gee who do they think they are Nero ?


They need to put out a Micro or Lite version as the new one sucks ! Too much memory being sucked up , menus I'll never use , just a fucked idea . I would recommend anyone with a slow " p4 " computer just use the pre #3 version anthing 2 as it's awesome . Something like

Sorry to hear, if you care to you should share your thoughts on it at their forum, they seem pretty open over there to listening and fixing.

v3 for me is running great...

[Casper413]

super dvd creator i use (to burn my own family video's made with digital camera which are in avi format)

[devilsadvocate]

For some time now I have been using windows DVD maker for my family videos. It's one of the few worthwhile things to come with Vista.

[yorner]

Nero 8 here!

[rippinitup4fun]

I use winavi it is quick, usually takes about 20-30 minutes to convert. Supports adding subtitels and has a generic menu added in if you so choose.

[Rab]

find a DVD that can play these divx things directly

[JoBaJoBa]

find a DVD that can play these divx things directly

Just my advice, buy one that plays MP3-DVD's (yes 50 hours on one disk) as well. Pioneer, Philips and Yamaha do the job just fine...