Blu-ray &Software Wesley Novack on 11 Jan 2007
AVI to DVD for free
A good friend of mine contacted me last night with a question. He had an AVI file and wanted to know how he could get this file
So the question is, how do you convert an AVI to DVD or another video file to DVD? This type of activity requires re-encoding software and most of them will cost you money. There is a free alternative though. Try out AVI2DVD. AVI2DVD is a GUI (Graphical User Interface) suite of freeware programs. You can use it to convert your AVI files into a DVD compatible format and then burn the resulting file(s) to a disc. Afterwards, you can enjoy the video on a standard DVD set-top player.
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Download AVI2DVD from here: http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/Avi2Dvd/1108095619/1
If you have trouble downloading from BetaNews, you can try some of the other download mirrrors listed on the AVI2DVD website.
If you need additional help or an AVI2DVD guide or tutorial, check out the excellent documentation over at Afterdawn: http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/avi_to_dvd_avi2dvd.cfm
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on 31 Jan 2007 at 10:27 pm 1.Burn any video to DVD » WesleyTech.com: HD DVD, Blu-ray, CD info and more said …
[...] Need to burn an AVI, MPEG, WMV, MOV or other video file to a DVD? Well now there is an excellent, free, open source solution to meet your needs. DVD Flick is a completely free Windows application that allows you to convert and burn virtually ANY video file to a DVD Recordable disc. The resulting disc will be compatible on most standalone DVD players. LifeHacker recently posted an article on this phenomenal piece of software, which is now available for everyone to enjoy. I previously posted about AVI2DVD, another GUI video conversion application powered by freeware tools, but DVD Flick appears to be even easier to use and supports even more video file formats. [...]