Free software for creating dvd iso files fom avi movie files?

Hi all,
Looking for freeware that will convert an avi file to iso file ready to
be burned to dvd. Any suggestions?
Currently using DVDforger, having few problems with sound going out of
sync with video, tried reinstalling etc, updated codecs but no joy.
Also tried FAVC, was fine after soring .NET errors, now something broke
with that again.
So anything fast, reliable with good quality is what i'm after.
Thanks for reading

On Mon, 13 Apr 2009 14:46:59 +0100, mcv <mcv@gmx.co.uk> wrote:

>Hi all,
>Looking for freeware that will convert an avi file to iso file ready to
>be burned to dvd. Any suggestions?
>Currently using DVDforger, having few problems with sound going out of
>sync with video, tried reinstalling etc, updated codecs but no joy.
>Also tried FAVC, was fine after soring .NET errors, now something broke
>with that again.
>So anything fast, reliable with good quality is what i'm after.
>Thanks for reading


DeVeDe for Windows
http://www.majorsilence.com/devede

AVStoDVD
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/AVStoDVD

DVD Flick
http://www.dvdflick.net/


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>>Looking for freeware that will convert an avi file to iso file ready to
>>be burned to dvd. Any suggestions?
>>Currently using DVDforger, having few problems with sound going out of
>>sync with video, tried reinstalling etc, updated codecs but no joy.
>>Also tried FAVC, was fine after soring .NET errors, now something broke
>>with that again.
>>So anything fast, reliable with good quality is what i'm after.

>DeVeDe for Windows
>http://www.majorsilence.com/devede
>
>AVStoDVD
>http://www.videohelp.com/tools/AVStoDVD
>
>DVD Flick
>http://www.dvdflick.net/

Authoring programs that use Avisynth (like AVStoDVD) are prone to
audio sync problems with AVI files that use MP3 audio. You might have
better luck with non-Avisynth tools like DeVeDe for Windows, DVD Flick
(recommended) and Free Videos To DVD.

Free Videos To DVD
Input: AVI, MP4, MPEG1, MPEG2, VOB, WMV/ASF
Output: DVD, ISO, VOB
OS: Win 2000/XP/2003/Vista
www.koyotesoft.com/indexEn.html

On 4ÔÂ13ÈÕ, ÏÂÎç9ʱ46·Ö, mcv <m...@gmx.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi all,
> Looking for freeware that will convert an avi file to iso file ready to
> be burned todvd. Any suggestions?
> Currently using DVDforger, having few problems with sound going out of
> sync with video, tried reinstalling etc, updated codecs but no joy.
> Also tried FAVC, was fine after soring .NET errors, now something broke
> with that again.
> So anything fast, reliable with good quality is what i'm after.
> Thanks for reading

There is an easy way, You can try Total Video2Dvd, i have used it,
and work well on my computer, it can "Auto Convert and Burn MKV, Blu-
ray TS, M2TS, AVCHD MTS, HDV1080i, Divx, Rm, Wmv, Avi to DVD Video
Disc directly."
It is very easy to use, and offer the better quality, you can try it
by youselft, work well, you will like it.find£ºhttp://www.google.com/
search?hl=en&q=Total+Video2Dvd&btnG=Google+Search& aq=o&oq=
http://www.effectmatrix.com/total_vi...thor/index.htm

Hi all, thanks for the info.
Have given DVD Flick a try and works well, apart from one scene in a
movie where the output was jumpy, like skipping frames, for about 60
secs, sound was still in sync, just. The original avi it was created
from plays the scene smoothly?


Change the Z's in address to m's to reply via email
Zcv@gZx.co.uk

M.L. wrote:
>
>>> Looking for freeware that will convert an avi file to iso file ready to
>>> be burned to dvd. Any suggestions?
>>> Currently using DVDforger, having few problems with sound going out of
>>> sync with video, tried reinstalling etc, updated codecs but no joy.
>>> Also tried FAVC, was fine after soring .NET errors, now something broke
>>> with that again.
>>> So anything fast, reliable with good quality is what i'm after.
>
>> DeVeDe for Windows
>> http://www.majorsilence.com/devede
>>
>> AVStoDVD
>> http://www.videohelp.com/tools/AVStoDVD
>>
>> DVD Flick
>> http://www.dvdflick.net/
>
> Authoring programs that use Avisynth (like AVStoDVD) are prone to
> audio sync problems with AVI files that use MP3 audio. You might have
> better luck with non-Avisynth tools like DeVeDe for Windows, DVD Flick
> (recommended) and Free Videos To DVD.
>
> Free Videos To DVD
> Input: AVI, MP4, MPEG1, MPEG2, VOB, WMV/ASF
> Output: DVD, ISO, VOB
> OS: Win 2000/XP/2003/Vista
> www.koyotesoft.com/indexEn.html

>Have given DVD Flick a try and works well, apart from one scene in a
>movie where the output was jumpy, like skipping frames, for about 60
>secs, sound was still in sync, just. The original avi it was created
>from plays the scene smoothly?

Did you set Encoding Profile = Best?

Total Video2Dvd maybe ok!
Auto Convert and Burn MKV, Blu-ray TS, M2TS, AVCHD MTS, HDV1080i,
Divx, Rm, Wmv, Avi to DVD Video Disc directly.

Support AVCHD to DVD, M2TS to DVD Now!
pecial Version: Free MKV to DVD Software - E.M. Free MKV Video2DVD


Total Video2Dvd (Old name E.M. AVI to DVD) is an easy-to-use disc
authoring and burning software which includes a powerful video
converter engine for DVD that lets you do more with your standard or
High-Definition digital media. It creates standard DVD discs with
studio-quality personalized menus.

http://www.effectmatrix.com/total_vi...thor/index.htm

On 4ÔÂ13ÈÕ, ÏÂÎç9ʱ46·Ö, mcv <m...@gmx.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi all,
> Looking for freeware that will convert anavifile to iso file ready to
> be burned todvd. Any suggestions?
> Currently using DVDforger, having few problems with sound going out of
> sync with video, tried reinstalling etc, updated codecs but no joy.
> Also tried FAVC, was fine after soring .NET errors, now something broke
> with that again.
> So anything fast, reliable with good quality is what i'm after.
> Thanks for reading

You can try Total Video2Dvd, i have used it, and work well on my
computer, it can "Auto Convert and Burn MKV, Blu-ray TS, M2TS, AVCHD
MTS, HDV1080i, Divx, Rm, Wmv, Avi to DVD Video Disc directly."It is
very easy to use, and offer the better quality, you can try it by
youselft, work well, you will like it.find£ºhttp://www.google.com/
search?hl=en&q=Total+Video2Dvd&btnG=Google+Search& aq=o&oq=
http://www.effectmatrix.com/total_vi...thor/index.htm