convert avi to dvd...software and time????

Chuvaca:

I also thought WinAVI was great, but it has a little bug.

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http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/1/201723

 

I don't know what version they are using but I don't have any problems really. I use WinAVI to convert and VSO CopyToDVD to burn that's it.But I am not a real nut about making DVD's I do about 10 a week so I just try to use the FASTEST and EASIEST methods.PM me if you would like.

 

@ Chuvaca:

not always the best method but if it works for you, good on ya

 

I have been using D.I.K.O. for conversions, simple to use and will join if in 2 parts. Have been using this for a few months and have never had any quality issues. Good free tool.

 

I understand that, but I really don't have time to fool with that stuff. Time is money and if I have to F with it for 3 to 4 hours for one movie I'll just go buy the damn thing. Right now I've been converting movie streams that have been coming out pretty damn good considering you are supposed to only be able to view them online and watch one at a time. Does anybody have any suggestions on what software to use to RIP Windows Media Streams and then convert them to DVD. Right now I can efficiently rip five 550MB to 900MB streams at a rate between 600KBS and 700KBS and one at a time at about 3500KBS these #'s are with P2P,Yahoo IM,emailing or like right now I am on here, the whole process start to finish takes about 1 hour 20 min.