Which is the best PC DVD Recording software?

[kinyo]

What is the best software to give me high quality DVD recordings that convert files to vobs? Thanks

[Marvingj]

Nero is pretty darn good.

[kinyo]

Ok, sorry I am kinda new to all of this, I already have nero, but I didnt know that it had an option to convert avis into vobs to burn onto DVD discs, does it?

[lordsmurf]

Nero? To author? Barf.

As far as starting with an AVI source, you need to do some reading.
You have to first convert to MPEG.
Then author.
Then burn.

Suggested reading:
http://www.digitalfaq.com/dvdguides/basics/dvdintro.htm
http://www.digitalfaq.com/dvdguides/convert/intro.htm
http://www.digitalfaq.com/dvdguides/authorburn/intro.htm

[normcar]

I use the TMPGenc suite of products to encode from AVI to MPEG, and then use TMPGenc Author to create the DVD structure (the VOBs etc.), and finally I use Nero to burn the DVD.

[thecoalman]

What is the best software to give me high quality DVD recordings that convert files to vobs? Thanks

If by record you mean captur the video, the best is usally the softwre that came with your card. Capture cards usally have there own recoding utility, it works best because it's designed to work with that specific unit. Note that if your "capturing" from a DV cam any software will do.

Frpom that point for editing and authoring there's a numerous applications available from all-in-one consumer apps like the aformentioned Nero up high end editors that can get quite expensive, which one depends on your needs. Suggest you try one of the cheaper ones not as a permanent solution but to get your feet wet so you understand the basics. Most come with free trials.

[Krispy Kritter]

After you finish reading the 10,000 opinions that you will get. The answer will be whatever software you are comfortable with that accomplishes what you are trying to do.