Avi2DVD
Have some avi., XviD, or DivX files lying around on your hard drive, that you wouldn’t mind watching on your television instead of your computer monitor? Think I may have found something for you; for free no less!
This is hands down the simplest converter I’ve ever used; something like 4 clicks and I was off to the races. My movie was converted, in a disc image file, and ready to burn to DVD. Conversion time will depend on your system specs, and options.
Have yet to throw an avi file at it that it hasn’t been able to convert. I highly recommend this, I’ll be getting a lot of use out of it.
–Jeremy Hobbs
March 25th, 2008 at 9:28 am
How is the quality of the conversion?
March 25th, 2008 at 9:54 am
Depends on which converter you use; it has several built in, and the option to use CCE if you have it. I’m not an audiophile, or videophile, but they sound and look really good to me.
I’m using a standard def TV too, so it’s kinda hard to make that look bad. There’d probably be artifacts on a HD set.