Easy DVD Creator v1.5.3 WinALL Incl Keygen-BLiZZARD
Easy DVD Creator is another little tool to convert your various different video formats to DVD format and then burn them for you. Not much more to be said, except that this release comes in 2 archives and with a keygen.
Easy DVD Creator provides you a handy tool to convert AVI/DIVX/XVID/DIV, MPEG/MPG/DAT, WMV/ASF/ASX, RM/RMVB, MOV/QT, 3GP/3G2, MP4/M4V, and FLV into DVDs that you can watch in your home DVD player.With Easy DVD Creator, you can easily turn the vacation, wedding and family movies into DVDs that you can burn and share with your friends and family! Easily create DVDs in your own home! Just add video files into the file list, click “Start” and it’s done!
Program Features:
- Creates DVD from AVI/DIVX/XVID/DIV, MPEG/MPG/DAT, WMV/ASF/ASX, RM/RMVB, MOV/QT, 3GP/3G2, MP4/M4V, and FLV files and burn to blank DVD disc.
- Generate DVD image and save to hard disk
- Burn hard disk DVD image to blank DVD disc
- Super fast conversion speed provided as it full supports Intel Pentium D Dual-Core Processor and AMD Athlon 64 X 2 Dual-Core Processor which ensures full use of your CPU
- Merge up to 3 hours of multiple movies or episodic files to one DVD
System Requirements:
- 500 MHz or higher CPU(Intel P4 is strongly recommended).
- DVD writer drives.
- Microsoft Windows 98/98SE/ME, Windows NT/2000/2003, Windows XP.
- 8.5 GB or more free disk space.
Release Name: Easy.DVD.Creator.v1.5.3.WinALL.Incl.Keygen-BLiZZARD
Size: 6.16 MB (6,459,291 bytes), b-ed153*
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Comments(17)
Anyone know what program will convert x264 720p video to a DVD??
I would like to think this would if it’s any good at all…?
Give it a try and let us know.
What, no mkv to dvd capability?
I’ll stick to ConvertX to DVD.
Cannot open
The finished product is very pixelated.
Stick with ConvertXtodvd or WinAVI.
alsa FTW!!
Would you guys recommend DVD Flick instead of this?
ConvertXtoDVD is good but is slow in converting. Is there another program that converts files to dvd faster?
james, try winAvi
Download WinAVI Video Converter (v8.0) from:
http://www.winavi.com/en/download/download.htm
Then enter the following for full version:
name: Regnow Order
code: EBE95B780B867091C8F6D58FE5B65B9EBA6E8D9D2075F3A5
Enjoy!
Hi, what about the reverse? VOB files are obsolete lately I need an easy fast way to convert files to dvix and xvid and burn 3 movies on one dvd. Does anyone know anything that can do that? THANKS
Use Nero to burn your avi files as data to a dvd and it should play on your divx standalone dvd player.
@ Maria
Guardian Knot (this is freeware I think) will convert vob files to avi, then you can burn to dvd as data. Beware it can take hours for each movie though.
this program is not as good as convertxtodvd or winavi
maria, use winAvi to convert ur vob files 2 avi, then easy dvd 2 burn dvd, will be much quicker than using nero
sorry, disregard converting the vob files using winAvi, just use easy dvd 2 convert & burn
For anyone who’s still interested;
I decided to give this program a try since I still use Windows 98 and I haven’t found much else that really works.
The good news is that it seemed to work fine. The bad news is that it is VERY limited. There are no options at all beyond choosing the work directory. You can’t even tell it to limit the size to a 4.5GB DVD. I converted a 2 hour movie and the finished size was 5GB. Since dual layer blanks are much more expensive than single layer ones, this will be a problem for many people. I don’t have any myself, so I could only view the finshed files from the HD.
Other problems; Because of the above, I underestimated the HD space required. It first converts the AVI files to VOB files, then to a Video_TS folder. When it ran out of space, I was left with two VOB files (2 CD movie) which were perfectly converted. I cleared some more space, re-ran the program and tried to add the VOB files, figuring it wouldn’t need to re-convert them. It refused to open them. I had to delete them and start over from scratch. When I realized I was running out of space, I tried to abort the conversion, it asked me if I was sure, but when I clicked Yes, it just popped up again and again.
Perhaps if I had told it to convert and burn in one step, it might have been smart enough to see the target size and limit the output, but I doubt it. I didn’t try that because I didn’t want to spend a couple hours converting it only to have the burn fail for whatever reason.
On the bright side, the conversion time was slightly less than the running time of the movie and it looked pretty good. It probably wouldn’t please someone who wants the highest quality conversion possible, but for being a one-click conversion program, the end result looked pretty good to me.