DVD Flick
DVD Flick aims to be a simple but at the same time powerful DVD Authoring tool. It can take a number of video files stored on your computer and turn them into a DVD that...
- Free • Open Source
- Windows
- Wine
What is DVD Flick?
DVD Flick aims to be a simple but at the same time powerful DVD Authoring tool. It can take a number of video files stored on your computer and turn them into a DVD that will play back on your DVD player, Media Center or Home Cinema Set. You can add additional custom audio tracks, subtitles as well as a menu for easier navigation.
Discontinued
As of Oct 2015, the project seems to be abandoned and the installed versions do not function. Last version, 1.3.0.7, released in June 2009, can be still downloaded from SourceForge
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Supported Languages
- English
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Tags
- DVD Video Burner
- iso-burning
- Create DVD
Recent user activities on DVD Flick
- Dinoslide liked DVD FlickDi
altersoft added DVD Flick as alternative(s) to Roxio Creator
altersoft added DVD Flick as alternative(s) to Roxio MyDVD
SUPER easy and open source. I used it at my company's office.
It runs on Wine in Ubuntu Zorin Linux! Tested myself!
Despite carefully declining any options other than the base program adware was installed on my system. Unacceptable browser hijacking. The only saving grace is that all adware uninstalled via the control panel and was not highly malicious in persistence.
I guess this is as far as this program went. I does install, but it won't open. It stalls at the splash screen :(
[Edited by drpeppercan, June 24]
Actually, it finally opened! It took forever though. Just keep that in mind. I will come back with an update once I confirm that it does work, or not.
[Edited by drpeppercan, June 24]
So far it seems to work. I can't give the last word on this yet, as now I have to find out how to get the DVD burnt with ImgBurn. DVD Flick hands over the files it created to ImgBurn for the last one to handle the actual DVD burning task.
I used to use DVDStyler for all of my DVD authoring, but I could never get that program to burn directly to DVD. Not only does DVD Flick burn directly to DVD without a hassle, the interface is much nicer.
I tried it for making one DVD, because of so many likes here, and found it a little basic and slightly unintuitive (but maybe that's because I am used to another program). The user interface is good. The menu that it created however was rather bad, and did not allow for customization. After creating that DVD, I am sticking with DeVeDe for creating all my other DVDs.
This is a great alternative to ConvertXtoDVD. It seems to be a little slower at encoding but its very easy to use. If your looking for a free open source alternative to ConvertXtoDVD this is a great choice.