Avi2Dvd v0.6.4
Freeware
Vista / Win2k / Win7 / Win98 / WinME / WinXP
Vista / Win2k / Win7 / Win98 / WinME / WinXP
Avi2DVD is a GUI in order to convert with just few clicks an AVI/OGM/MKV/DVD to DVD/SVCD/VCD. Avi2dvd uses only freeware tools and can handle varius freeware enconders (QuEnc/FreeEnc/NuEnc) or CCE. Software supports 1 videostream, 1 audiostream and 3 subtitle streams (in a dvd mode).
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quenc
freeenc
nuenc
cce
avi2dvd
avi
License type
Freeware1
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Date added
18 Oct 2011
Downloads
1,443,779
File size
35.48 MB
(< 5min @ 1Mbps)
Operating systems
Vista / Win2k / Win7 / Win98 / WinME / WinXP1
1License and operating system information is based on latest version of the software.
Only one thing that confused and that was I thought one of the avi2dvd gui's (or whatever they are called) had crashed. An MSDOS stylee window was open with some command prompt visible and it stayed like that for about 10 minutes, which seemed to me (a novice) like it had crashed. Luckily it hadn't and by the time I came back to my laptop it had continued doing it's thing. So I think a time remaining bar that covered and included all the gui's would be useful. Otherwise it's ruddy brilliant, thanks.
Loaded the avi and after fighting with the program and it prompting me to load this, select that... I finally am ready to "GO!" and it keeps asking me to load audiostream when none is selectable.
Gave up on it! Oh, and dont ever hit the Help button... you're ears will die!!!
it uses CCE 2670023 and lower only ...
has this thread gone upside down? replys at the top???
but i still see it hasnt fixed the no files after 3 hours bug in new chsngelog?
but still keeping a VERY! close eye on this app!
but film machine is a step ahead at present!
That being said, and considering it's still an early beta, Excellent! I like.
the first try with CCE worked spot on! an avi to dvd file
the quality was the same as the avi on the dvd, if there was a difference i couldnt see it!
the avi was ac3 / mpeg4 and at 350meg on 4 passes took 1 hour 30 mins (but i was still surfing useing email etc...)
now it only works with CCE 267
from the avi2dvd website they all shout about HCEnc being the daddy encoder but i am not sure about that? the stills for reference seemed to show cce at start of film blotchy but after on 4 passes it was kool! where HCenc on 2 passes yeiled the same results as 4 pass cce!
great app! does dvd to dvd to with cce! even makes ya ISO to burn! changes ntsc to pal or visa versa (now dont that make life easy!) and outputs ac3 5.1, yup i like it! it does lots more like subs etc to..