You have collected several movies on your hard disk. DVD Flick creates a video DVD for you. Burning to a DVD is useful when you have legally sucked a DivX movie out of the net and want to watch it on the computer rather than on the computer, rather in the living room.
Even if you have joy and relatives who do not have your own PC to watch, but a normal DVD player, DVD Flick is the solution. The freeware to videos in numerous formats, including the obligatory AVI also in the formats MV, WMA, MPEG2, FLV and 3GP. Operation is simple: you drag the desired movies into the program window set the output settings and let the program work for you.
Start the tool, click "Add title ..." and specify the files to be on the DVD. A bar on the left side of the tool indicates how much percent the disk is already filled. In "Project settings / Burning", you can set whether the result should be burnt to DVD or saved as an ISOD file. Finally, click on "Create DVD" to start the conversion, which takes several minutes.
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