I need to find a FREE converter that converts files to AVI so I can burn them to DVDs. Every one I find has a watermark on it. Like right in the CENTER of the screen.

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Fokker 100 Digital Aviation Fsx Cracks. Or it messes up the audio/video tracks and then the audio doesn't match up with the actor's lips. As usual I am dead broke and can't afford to just buy a frigging program and save the trouble. It would be worth it. But my hands are tied. Again.:cry I have gone through so many programs already and it takes forever to convert the file only to find out it's crap or the watermark is obnoxious. I can deal with one in the corners if I have to but this dead in the center stuff is annoying and the audio not linking up with the video makes me insane.:banghead I know there are a ton of them out there but I am hoping to save time by asking here cuz you all know so much more about this than I do.:major. Any Video Converter has a very misleading name.

It comverts DVD/AVI/MPEG and other formats to a format for iPods/iPhones and portable MP3/MP4 players. It does NOT create DVDs for playback on your home player. To create DVDs from AVI files (and MKV files and MPEG files and MP4 files and just about anything else) I strongly recommend using. It's free, and converts your file to standard DVD format and uses ImgBurn (which is built-in) to burn the movie.

Just be sure you have a blank DVD in the drive before starting the process. It takes about 45-90min from AVI to finished DVD (it depends on your PC hardware specs), and if you use the PC while it's converting, it will take longer. The how-to guide for DVD Flick can be found. Be sure to read the guide first, or else you may be a bit confused, but it really is pretty easy after the first few conversions.:-D [dlb] (BTW- if you can pay for something, I recommend. It's fast, and has better results than WinAVI in my opinion; WinAVI occasionally has problems with audio-sync, but WinAVI is also a bit faster than ConvertX, but if it's out-of-sync, it's time wasted). You are very welcome! We're always happy to help!

I used DVD Flick for +/- 2 years before I finally bought a home DVD player that supports DivX/XViD playback, so I don't need to convert too many things to DVD format anymore. Every so often I do, but I have since decided to purchase ConvertX, mainly because it's so much faster when converting.

ConvertX will burn too, but I prefer to burn with Nero. Anwyay- while I'm no expert, if you have any issues with DVD Flick or with the final result after converting, feel free to ask, and I/we will do our best!:-D (here's a couple DVD Flick tips: be sure to set the PAL/NTSC setting to NTSC! It is set to PAL by default (I think). Software Singer Futura Ce 250 here. Also, if you have 'em, use DVDRW blanks for your first few conversions until you get the hang of it; it's not hard, but wasting a blank on a bad burn/conversion is a bummer; with RWs, you can erase and try again). Click to expand.It's funny you say that dlb, i used to use DVDFlick myself, but ended up discovering Winavi due to having issues with out-of-sync audio in DVDFlick. I have discovered a few quirks of winavi though!