DVDFAB 9.2.1.5 MOVIE
DVDFAB 9.2.1.5 SOFTWARE

It then told me that one of them had an error, and did I want it corrected? I said Yes, of course. I had no idea but decided to check all 3. AVStoDVD checked one of them automatically then asked me which ones I really wanted. I had 3 subtitle files associated with the. I wonder if it would be better to accept the PAL DVD output then run a PAL to NTSC converter(?). Of course I had to say No because I can only play NTSC. It said the encoded FPS was 25 which was more typical of a PAL encoding, so I would get better results with a PAL DVD output. However it presented me with several riddles right away. Also I installed VLC media player just so I could see what the original looked like.

DVDFAB 9.2.1.5 MOVIE

avi movie file that I've worked on with DVDFab Creator several times, so have a fair idea of what I'll get. I have never heard of DVD 'Assets' but fudged in some likely paths anyway, mimicking yours. It's 'Preferen', must be some kind of font cutoff. Your CDFreaks tutorial got me thru it with only a few minor difficulties. If you can toss me any tips or advice for someone at my novice level of comprehension, I'll appreciate it. It's purely a part time hobby interest, nothing serious.Īnd that's where it stands. That's my entire motivation, to get all of my movies onto DVDs in the best possible quality. Also some of my VHS to DVD transfers were poor quality/damaged, so I need to replace/upgrade those. So I'll probably continue to putz around with it for awhile yet, hoping to discover its limits and tricks.įor the most part, I'm only interested in doing such conversions where the DVD movie isn't readily available. I need something simple, like DVDFab, which is mostly a push button operation. My old brain won't confront learning new things very easily.

DVDFAB 9.2.1.5 SOFTWARE

I've also taken a fleeting look at other video conversion software but didn't pick up the ball. I don't really know what it will do, or won't do, yet.

mkv) take a very long time! The last one I ran was over 8 hours, so progress is slow to figure things out. Also these creations/conversions (.avi or. And as noted above, the 9 version of DVDFab Creator continues to crash with. For example, in one case I was supposed to get a DVD5 size output result, but it was over 5000 MB instead. Since then (in the last few days) I've tried some other conversions of. But otherwise it was pretty good quality video and audio, so I was encouraged. The people looked a little bit too tall and skinny. mkv Bluray file to a DVD Video folder! I was amazed and delighted, my first *ever* successful conversion of anything to anything! Not all was perfect. It produced a fairly good conversion of a. I must have been in a mood for punishment so I then gave the 8 version a try, and wa lah. It just vanished, as if I hadn't run the software at all. Went for about a minute then disappeared.

The first time I ran the 9 version with an attempted 'DVD Creator' operation, it crashed. I have two versions of DVDFab, the older 8 and the newer 9 version. Then I got lucky (I guess) and hit upon DVDFab Creator.

At first I was totally lost because I thought it was a conversion, so tried in vain with 'DVDFab Converter', but apparently that tool is limited to audio/music and various strange mobile/telephone formats. Recently I gave it another try after figuring out DVDFab Creator. vob files) format in the past with various utilities and could never get anything to work. avi movie files to DVD Video/MPEG (a Video_TS folder with. I've made various quick stabs at converting. I looked but didn't see any posts on this subject.

Dvdfab 9.2.1.5