You can get Stoik 1.1 here http://www.gold-software.com/5891.zip and Stoik 2 here www.stoik.com You might have to go to .avi then to mpg with TMPGEnc. Stoik seems to handle more input formats than they list as supported. For example, to get a DVD out of .rm and .rmvb files I convert the video to .avi first using Stoik v. 1.1 then put the .avi through TMPGEnc Plus (You need to substitue Real Alternative for Real Player to do that btw) Stoik 2 explicity claims it supports .wmv Also you should be able to load .asf files in TMPGEnc and output .mpg. For mpeg2 you need TMPGEnc Plus 2.54. You can download trial vesion: http://www.pegasys-inc.com/en/download/tp.html If the audio gives problems you can try dropping the video on GoldWave first and saving as .wav file then using the .wav as audio input to TMPGEnc. If GoldWave doesn't like the video file you might be able to fix it up by getting more codecs from www.free-codecs.com I try to do everything with freewares myself but I bought TMPGEnc Plus a couple of years ago because it works with a lot of freeware. About the only other software I've had to buy is Nero for burning the discs.
