Zhong Vigoss asks:
I need burn some .AVI videos to DVDs, the videos are in HD format. I searched Google and found this DVD creator. It works, but with a disgusting watermark unless I pay for a serial number. I can’t make a decision over whether to buy it – has anyone used it before?
Are there any other choices? Will any free software do the trick?
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System: Windows XP
Tagged: cd-dvd burning, dvd burner, free software, hd video, paid software, software tips
System: Windows XP
Tagged: cd-dvd burning, dvd burner, free software, hd video, paid software, software tips
18 Answers -
Bruce Epper
September 11, 2012Have you tried this one? I’ve got a friend who swears by it, but I have never used it myself.
I need a free one but not this
September 14, 2012Abby Rakshit
September 11, 2012Nero, all the way
Tim Brookes
September 11, 2012The best free Windows burning tool ImgBurn supports the burning of discs in the DVD video format. One important thing to remember, however, is that even though you intend to burn HD video you won’t be able to play it back as HD video as DVD video has a maximum resolution of 720×576 (25fps) or 720×480 (30fps). If you’re burning to HD-DVD (unlikely) or BluRay then you can also use ImgBurn, though you’ll need a burner capable of writing to these formats.
ImgBurn is free and will always be free, so while it might not be as easy to use as some of the commercial softwares available, there is support material present to help you learn the ropes and you’ll undoubtedly save some money in the long run once you’ve worked out exactly how to use it!
Rajaa Chowdhury
September 11, 2012Try http://cdburnerxp.se/en/home . Free, simple and effective.
ha14
September 11, 2012see if dvdflick will help
http://www.dvdflick.net/
you can try some of the mentioned software and compare their capabilities and quality of final work.
susendeep dutta
September 11, 2012If you want easy solution,then use Freemake Video Converter -
http://www.freemake.com/free_video_converter/
It can burn DVDs up to 40 hours and has no limitations.
Erlis Dhima
September 11, 2012Even if you use different programs, the video will not be HD anymore!
What you need to do, is mux the video.. Using a software like MeGui!
After muxing to the right format (which mostly is .VOB), convert this muxed file, to the DVD format.. (AUDIO_TS & VIDEO_TS folder, inside VIDEO_TS folder will be multiple files from the converted .vob file.) The one I recommend for converting the vob file, is Nero Video! I think it’s the best for this work! The problem with it, is the converting size, which goes maybe 4.2 Gb..
I myself use this method to keep the HD video to max quality, even after converting it to DVD format!
The entire project needs a lot of time to finish.. It depends on the video quality, video size, computer power etc.. But sometimes, it might take more than 15 hours!
What I do now, is back-up my HD movies in Data DVD.. Just burn them on DVD.
But, it’s not that sure that they will be played in a DVD player.. They will be only opened in your computer!
Anyway, hope this helped!
Muxing is the way to go indeed! I have used Avidemux for converting videos for many years now.
September 17, 2012Yeah, I use Avidemux too! But, I use it mostly for splitting or joining videos, and sometimes for muxing.. The best I recommend would be Megui!
September 17, 2012Anna Krueger Mathison
September 11, 2012ImgBurn is the best free one, but if you want a good paid software package, I highly recommend DVDCloner. I have used it for years and love it. It’s not too expensive and I have never had any issues with it. If I’m not mistaken, it even does blue-ray (but I don’t have a blue ray player so I haven’t used the feature yet)
Saurav Azad
September 11, 2012just use the windows built in tool or if you like more option use nero cd burner or you can search for free tools on sourceforge .com
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September 11, 2012imgBurn is a good one
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September 11, 2012or you can try Nero or ConvertXtoDVD
Edmar Diego
September 15, 2012i personally use xilisoft i find easy to use a gives great result
K.V.D.Prasad
September 16, 2012Try HDTV2DVD, Its a freeware
Zhong Vigoss
September 18, 2012The problem is solved, why my eamil still recieve some answers? How can I stop it?
kumar raja
November 23, 2012Nero is there know
Carey Lili
November 23, 2012Try Any Video Converter Ultimate: http://www.dvdsmith.com/download-any-video-converter-ultimate.html
Alisa Fish
November 23, 2012AS a Windows user, you can use Windows DVD Maker to do that.
Or using a professional DVD creator, However the Windows DVD Maker has some limits, you can take a try for the DVD Creator I used for long.
http://www.goshareware.com/dvd-creator.html
Darth Jack
December 28, 2012Convert and burn files from avi to an DVD, Check here for possible solutions –>
http://www.ilikemall.com/convert/burn-avi-to-dvd.html