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Review: DivXToDVD
Version: 2.00
Reviewer: Womble
Provided By: VSO Software
Review Date: October 2005

Introduction:

VSO Software have developed DivXToDVD 2.0 as a quick and easy way to put AVI, DivX and other commonly used media files onto a DVD so that they are viewable on any standalone DVD player.

Company Information:

VSO-Software produces CD and DVD burning software. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, a wide range of tools are available to complete your daily backup jobs. Solutions are built to meet your real needs, download their free trial products and you will understand why so many movie backup products use VSO technology.

Program Features:

The program features will continue to evolve on DivXToDVD as VSO are committed to added new features to the program over time.

At present the application is designed to convert files (AVI, DIVX, VOB, satellite streams, MPEG, IVX, WMV etc.) to a compatible DVD file structure. This can be useful if you want to watch a video file on your TV using a standard home DVD player rather than on your PC.

Supports DivX, XviD, Mpeg4, MOV, AVI, WMV video format and much more
Supports AC3, DTS, PCM, OGG, MP3 and much more audio format
Can merge up to 4 hours of data from multiple movies or episodic files.
Support subtitles files ( SRT )
NTSC / PAL format or auto
Widescreen, full screen or auto
Automatic chapter creation and edition
Fast preview mode to check if the source is not damaged
Quality mpeg2 encoder
Fast mpeg2 encoder (max speed in registered version only)
Save the DVD structure on hard drive or burn it to a blank DVD
Reliable burn engine integrated (all format supported)
Themes/skin support
Dockable dialogs / customizable interface
Variable options and settings for advanced users
Support of Double Layer format
Multilingual support

In VSO’s Own Words:

DivXToDVD converts and burns your internet movie files to a compatible DVD.

DivXToDVD is a 1 click solution to convert your movie files to a compatible DVD playable on any home DVD player.

DivXToDVD supports most popular format such DivX, XviD, MOV, VOB, Mpeg, Mpeg4, AVI, WMV, DV and stream formats. It converts your single files into a compliant DVD Video set of files and burns it on a DVD media.

The aspect ratio can be automatically selected or forced to a specific format. The program works for NTSC and PAL video formats and creates chapters automatically. Multiple audio tracks are supported. The version 2 uses a completely rewritten interface with subtitles support and a lot of new settings.

Now we will look at the Installation and Program Run Through….

Installation

28 Comments

hernygo: Posts: 81; Posted on: 09 Oct 05 21:57

It's very slow...from divx 700mb to dvd 1h,50min.....the best is WinAVI Video Converter...

bye herny

squinty: Posts: 232; Posted on: 10 Oct 05 00:09

I found the output DVD to be too blocky to be honest. This was when I converted an Xvid movie to DVD. Perhaps its just Xvid inputs that the quality is low on. /shrug

4wd: Posts: 43; Posted on: 10 Oct 05 01:40

I too found the output too blocky. I believe this is related to the fact that you can't set the output resolution, (DVD standard allows 3 resolutions). Of the programs I've played with only DVDSanta allows you to specify the resolution.

acemang: Posts: 5; Posted on: 10 Oct 05 01:57

humm reviews like this makes me wonder about others I read.... This software is one of the worst of its kind. I've tested more than 10. My rank: 6.5/10 - output quality 3/10 - smoth playback (23.976 > 25fps sucks) 9/10 - easy to work It have good potencial if they correct the smoth problem in all conversions I've made ntsc > pal (every second looks like is missing frames) and If the output quality gets a little better. winavi and dvdsanta are not better than this program (they are faster but not better) and they dont suport selectable subtitles. Just google a little and you will find FREE better programs that will do all this with better quality. they are difficult to learn in the down side. just my 2cents..

liquidmetal: Posts: 39; Posted on: 10 Oct 05 02:59

I use this program with TV rips and it only works with a few rippers. Shows by LOL do work. All others do not (TVL, UMD, CTU). I am sure it is a combination of people not ripping correctly and the program not figuring out to handle various differences. The TV rips do play fine on the computer pre-divx-to-dvd.

nuggetreggae: Posts: 142; Posted on: 10 Oct 05 10:56

seems slow, and also seems to set the bitrate VERY low, resulting in the blockiness a few posters above have reported. It results in files 1 GB for 1 hour of movie, or thereabouts. I feel dvdsanta does a better job, simply by allocating more bitrate to the resultant vobs, but it does seem to work. If you really want the qual its better to use CCE

Rihug: Posts: 1; Posted on: 10 Oct 05 12:39

This program does not give me option to take away any boarders from the movie,and is quit slow to convert, I have moved to WINAVI, much faster and gives a lot more control over your final frame size and shape. Sorry but WinAVI does it for me.

taylor30: Posts: 56; Posted on: 04 Nov 06 02:45

Hate the sheep! Dvd Shrink and Imgburn are better and are FREE

wheezy 2: Posts: 2; Posted on: 19 Dec 06 03:19

this software is the shit.If your looking for a good easy to use program to backup your dvds this is the software you need

guest: Posts: 15288; Posted on: 06 Apr 07 09:37

New to this game whatever I try No luck in copying a DVD

guest: Posts: 15288; Posted on: 18 Jun 07 04:16

serial do clonedvd2

guest: Posts: 15288; Posted on: 03 Aug 07 09:32

i used to clone dvd.i satisified.but iwant key

guest: Posts: 15288; Posted on: 23 Sep 07 20:51

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guest: Posts: 15288; Posted on: 23 Sep 07 20:56

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whatever_gong82: Posts: 60; Posted on: 19 Nov 07 00:41

Used with AnyDVD by itself, or used with AnyDVD combined with DVD Shrink (Google to download Shrink), CloneDVD2 does the job of copying your movie into either an ISO file, so you can burn the DVD now, or save it (the ISO file) to burn later. CloneDVD2 is worth the price, along with free lifetime updates if you purchase it!!

guest: Posts: 15288; Posted on: 09 Dec 07 22:12

When I had the trail dvd it worked after I pain big money for the program it doesn't work any more What I'm I doing wrong??? In the task bar where the fox is sitting it says AnyDVD on:1 off:0 empty: 2 Any help out there?? Boo again

guest: Posts: 15288; Posted on: 29 Dec 07 05:41

OK; I've been using AnyDVD and CloneDVD for over a year now (I purchased it). If you\\\'re having trouble, it could be something you are doing wrong because for me everything turns to gold with this software and the customer support was great which is very rare in the day and age. If problems, email support (they do help !)

h2ouup2: Posts: 8; Posted on: 12 Jan 08 22:46

CloneDVD2 & AnyDVD has never done me wrong. Burned over 200 movies not one coaster! Fast easy, and it just works. I would look to see that you don't have another program like DVD43, etc that my conflict with AnyDVD or if you are trying to copy a protected movie are you even using AnyDVD? Like I said for me it's worth the money, but YMMV.

guest: Posts: 15288; Posted on: 25 Jan 08 15:36

clone dvd was working great then window says application stopped working and I can't even open it anymore :c

guest: Posts: 15288; Posted on: 25 Jan 08 20:40

Remember, you have to continue to update AnyDVD and CloneDVD2 because dvd protection is continously updated. Plus, your burner slowly craps out for every burn evenually not working any. Plus, sometimes you have to read and burn at slower than rated speeds for both the drive and the media. Buy the software, keep it updated and buy a good drive. Good luck!! :^) Andy

swedish_chef_dave: Posts: 1; Posted on: 29 Jan 08 21:59

Why dont you convert the movie to AVI or MP4 and save on a HDD, much easier and cheaper but you do need AnyDVD. I haven't bought any discs for 2 years now, no stacks of nasty scratchy discs anymore by my TV :B

guest: Posts: 15288; Posted on: 20 May 08 02:54

Use the Open Source Internet Video Converter. You will be surprised and it is an exellent player too. See Download.com

guest: Posts: 15288; Posted on: 08 Jul 08 02:30

not the best as it dont break the copyright codes!!

cook: Posts: 1; Posted on: 15 Aug 08 11:39

I use DVD FAB. Platinum to burn 99.9% of all my movies; and if that does not work I use DVDX Copy Platinum. That’s what I use to do movies; when it comes to ISO, I use Alcohol, Nero or Copy to DVD Now. When burning files I use Nero, Copy to DVD Now. When I downloaded DVD FAB Platinum from BIT- Soup I stopped using Shrink, had no need for it anymore. I never liked the sheep to begin with.

Burlybear: Posts: 5; Posted on: 22 Aug 08 02:48

Has anybody else using Clone DVD2 started having playback issues i.e. Skipping, freezing and just completely stopping after they downloaded the last update 2.9.1.9 ? I never had a problem before but, now out of the blue or at least since (I think) the last update a 90% failure rate. Any DVD seems to be working fine however. The burner is only about 7 or 8 months old. Any suggestions?

dbarizona: Posts: 1; Posted on: 13 Nov 08 20:02

DVD Clone coupled with ANYDVD is an awesome combination. I have used the product for over a year. I have cloned over 100 DVD's and the only problem I ever had was with a batch of bad Memorex media. I had a 50 spindle of Memorex DL DVD's and not one would record past 50% and Memorex refused to do anything about it. Buy DVD Clone and AnyDVD. You won't be disappointed. www.slysoft.com

guest: Posts: 15288; Posted on: 15 Nov 08 17:27

I have stopped burning and just downloaded everything for the last 2 years, even easier

guest: Posts: 15288; Posted on: 16 Nov 08 01:52

I have all of my movies on computer in ISO format. Is there anything that will play them directly without mounting to a virtual drive first?

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