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  1. 23rd Jun 2008 21:46 #1
    kippard
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    I need to render some DV files into VOBs, in the simplest way possible. I would use Premiere Pro and ProCoder, but I need a free and easy solution for an inexperienced friend. Appreciate any suggestions. Thank you!
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    ConvertXtoDVD is probably the simplest way, but it isn't free.
    DVD Flick is also easy and free.
    FAVC is free and arguably higher quality, but may need a little more experience.

    When you say render to VOBs, I assume you mean author a DVD.
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    Yes, author a DVD. I like in ProCoder that you can simply create menu-less DVD VOB files that can be burned right away, without using another application for DVD authoring. Many thanks, guns.
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    i think, DVD Flick is one of the easiest solution to perform such a task...
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    Give a try to AVStoDVD: free and easy to use.



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    Consider DivxtoDVD the free old version of ConvertXtoDVD and Super as well as DVDFlick
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