NEWS: Spesoft Video To DVD

[Tom Speirs]

Spesoft is pleased to release their latest freeware software product - Spesoft Free Video to DVD.

Spesoft Video to DVD is free, fast, stable, easy to use software that allows you to convert various video formats to DVD video disk.

All common video file formats are supported and a single layer or dual layer dvd disk can be created at the quality level you specify.

Unlike some other software which you often have to pay for the application automatically detects aspect ratio, crops the source video, and can fix videos with the wrong aspect ratio.

A DVD can be created with optimum quality using the same quality as the source video.

A simple wizard interface guides you through the entire process of converting your video and writing it to a DVD.

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[Brian Hoffman]

Spesoft is pleased to release their latest freeware software product - Spesoft Free Video to DVD.<BR><BR>Spesoft Video to DVD is free, fast, stable, easy to use software that allows you to convert various video formats to DVD video disk.<BR><BR>

All common video file formats are supported and a single layer or dual layer dvd disk can be created at the quality level you specify.

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Unlike some other software which you often have to pay for the application automatically detects aspect ratio, crops the source video, and can fix videos with the wrong aspect ratio.

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A DVD can be created with optimum quality using the same quality as the source video.

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A simple wizard interface guides you through the entire process of converting your video and writing it to a DVD.<BR><BR><A HREF="http://www.spesoft.com/spesoftvideotodvd.aspx">Link</A>

Wow! Thats really impressive. At time when I convert video to DVD it informs me that some media is for PAL and some is NTSC. I then have to re-encode the video to NTSC (for me)

Does your program allow you to encode for diffrent platforms? Regardless I will have to try it. I will let you know how it works out.

Great job! Im sure it was not an easy task.

[Tom Speirs]

Hey Brian, yes its supports both PAL and NTSC, and does not question you on it, it just does what you want it to.

Check it out. It uses some good libraries, which to be honest took most of the hardcore work out, but I think it should compare well to other paid for software.

[yves31]

Thanks Tom