blood bitch (blood bitch)
Nineteen years ago (Wednesday, 3rd January 2007)

without a watermark, and on a pc, and for free?

Alba (Alba)
Nineteen years ago (Wednesday, 3rd January 2007)

Toast Lite?

Pat Robertson Mescalin (Modal Fugue)
Nineteen years ago (Wednesday, 3rd January 2007)

http://www.trustfm.net/divx/SoftwareAvi2Dvd.html

Alba (Alba)
Nineteen years ago (Wednesday, 3rd January 2007)

Oops—didn’t realise Toast was mac-only. Ignore me.

amon (amon)
Nineteen years ago (Wednesday, 3rd January 2007)

LOL I DUNNOO

blood bitch (blood bitch)
Nineteen years ago (Wednesday, 3rd January 2007)

thanks so far. that avi2dvd program looks pretty good. there’s really no watermark?

Pat Robertson Mescalin (Modal Fugue)
Nineteen years ago (Wednesday, 3rd January 2007)

No, I’ve used it before.

But Abraham said, Jump! (goodbra)
Nineteen years ago (Wednesday, 3rd January 2007)

These folks will sell you a decent version of Nero for under $5, which should allow you to author DVDs from source vids very easily.

But Abraham said, Jump! (goodbra)
Nineteen years ago (Wednesday, 3rd January 2007)

Hm. Someone ate my link: http://www.surpluscomputers.com/store/main.aspx?p=SearchBody&search=nero

ChristoC (Christo C)
Nineteen years ago (Wednesday, 3rd January 2007)

you need a program called WinAVI to convert and Nero to burn. it works like magic.

Andrew (enneff)
Nineteen years ago (Wednesday, 3rd January 2007)

I can also vouch for AVI2DVD. Very simple front end to some free utilities, no hassles. (I’ve only had a couple of issues with weird sources before, although nothing I didn’t expect to be honest.)