DVD Flick 1.3.1
3.75
from 4 Reviews
DVD Flick provides you with an easy way of creating DVDs by using as source files the most popular video formats.
Some of the input file extensions supported by this application are 3GP, FLV, AVI, MP4, MOV, MKV, OGM and WMV.
DVD Flick does not only prepare your files for burning and creates DVDs, but it also allows you to create menus using a limited range of templates.
For each project you have access to various settings, such as target size, encoder configuration, thread count, adjusting video and audio and customizing the burning process.
DVD Flick also offers support for ISO files, which can be burned to a disc or stored on your computer.
Creating a DVD disc or an image file with DVD Flick is not very fast, but on the other hand, its interface is simple and easy to use and the amount of system resources needed by the application is minimal.
DVD Flick does not only prepare your files for burning and creates DVDs, but it also allows you to create menus using a limited range of templates.
For each project you have access to various settings, such as target size, encoder configuration, thread count, adjusting video and audio and customizing the burning process.
DVD Flick also offers support for ISO files, which can be burned to a disc or stored on your computer.
Creating a DVD disc or an image file with DVD Flick is not very fast, but on the other hand, its interface is simple and easy to use and the amount of system resources needed by the application is minimal.
AP
works fine, good audio video quality. very slow though. but worth the wait.
the only problem iv encountered is, sometimes at the middle of the burning, when sources are being encoded, it just stops and says there was an error: disk full. but my disk isnt full and there is enough space. my burner also works fine. i dunno why it happens. and then it just gets fixed suddenly.
aside from that, it's good. not to mention, it's free :P
the only problem iv encountered is, sometimes at the middle of the burning, when sources are being encoded, it just stops and says there was an error: disk full. but my disk isnt full and there is enough space. my burner also works fine. i dunno why it happens. and then it just gets fixed suddenly.
aside from that, it's good. not to mention, it's free :P
JK
Absolutely the easiest, freest DVD Burner! I've tried at least a hundred dvd burn programs and this is the only one that works as advertised. Thank you!
RI
DVD Flick 1.3.0.0b works fine, but the included burning software might not be able to produce DVDs that can be accepted by all DVD players. Nero's "DVD-Video" option can take the VOBs produced by DVD Flick and burn more widely compatible DVDs.
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