On yesterday I asked for some advice concerning which software to purchase for conversion and formatting of many different movie file types to burn to dvd, and DVD Flick was recommended. I tried it and followed all the directions that were given but the burn was not a success. The audio is not in sync with the video. The audio is slower than the video. I followed the link and did everything it said. Also, do you know anything about lightscribe DVD drives as to burning images to the top-side? I currently have Nero4 vs 4.7.0.1.9 that came with a new HP Lightscribe DVD burner. It was working at first but I think the software has expired. I've checked for updates but would like to know what's better. I'm prepared to invest in whatever software, I'm extremely serious about archiving movies for personal enjoyment. Movie files of every sort and type that may be converted, formatted and burned to DVD-R or DVD+R, and played on a stand-alone DVD player. I've researched alot of the threads here and the feedback is prompt and on point. Thanks for giving so much.
'ConvertXtoDVD' is an excellent commercial product that leaves a watermark until registered. http://www.vso-software.fr/products/convert_x_to_dvd/ Here is the earlier, simpler, freeware version. It's perfectly adequate for converting AVI to DVD format and I rely on it if I want to compare other programs 'syncing' performance.. http://dl.afterdawn.com/vsoDivxToDVD_setup_v0.5.2b.exe
