ConvertXtoDVD
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ConvertXtoDVD seamlessly converts AVI, MKV, WMV, YouTube, and more to DVD. Enjoy customizable menus, subtitle support, video editing, batch conversion, and multi-core processing for efficient, high-quality transfers. Supports NTSC and PAL formats for ultimate compatibility.
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- Freemium • Proprietary
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- Windows
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Subscription that costs $3 per month + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
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both has same functionality but
Free Video to DVD Converter is free and easy to use !
[Edited by Shojimeguro, February 17]
[Edited by Shojimeguro, June 06]
Wonderful application and imho worth any cent of it: You can really throw any video format in, create an appealing video menu in a minute - insert a blank cd, start the encoding and leave the computer.
Didn't really find an as easy usable open source alternative yet - And that's the point: I'm not interested in (and don't have the time for) all that tech.know-how around video formats/encoding that's required sometimes if you want to use the open source alternatives: I have a video and simply want a dvd with a menu.
ive been using 'Free Video to DVD Converter' from http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/
they have lots of great, small, easy to use programs that do just what the name says. not a very thorough solution but gets the job done fast.
another popular program would be DVD Flick as its a bit more in depth with customization, but takes much much longer to convert and process. http://www.dvdflick.net/
None of the actual alternatives to ConvertXtoDVD, work to convert files to DVD. Yes you can use a combination of them to do the job, but that's not the idea. Any better suggestions?