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That Sinking Feeling, and how I fought it.

If you happen to discover a specific way to do it, would you mind posting the steps here? Interesting idea, I wouldn't have thought something along those lines would be possible, perhaps I'll have to give it a go. It is, as Robert supposed, completely free, and I will vouch for the lack of malware.Ī good one to add would be dvd srink http:/ / cuts time converting dvd to avi etc as the dvd files are stored on the local computer not having to read from disk all the time, you can also cut the creds, subs out as well to make your converted file as small as possible.įor use with this studio i would run dvd srink to a folder then mount as a drive, or point the studio to the folder I would assume, therefore, that there would be no sync issues from AVI to DVD.

I do recall, a long time ago, converting a VHS tape to DVD and the tool did work just fine (though it is simplified with no menu creation options or scene settings). It's clearly free and absolutely safe to install and run.ĭoes it have any sync issues? With a version of DVD Flick on Windows 7 圆4 I had trouble converting AVI to DVD without the audio and video lining up.Īctually, I very rarely convert anything to DVD, so I wouldn't know. With this free software you can convert video and audio files between different formats and to iPod, PSP, iPhone, BlackBerry and all popular mobile phones and devices burn and rip DVDs and audio CDs upload and download YouTube videos and music to your computer, iPod, PSP, iPhone and BlackBerry perform basic editing of audio and video files as well as record videos and make snapshots.įree Studio contains no spyware or adware. Thus all the programs are included in the new interface for easy access to any of them. These sections the following: YouTube, MP3&Audio, CD-DVD-BD, DVD&Video, Photo&Images, Mobiles, Apple Devices, 3D. It contains 8 sections to bundle all free multimedia applications which have been developed by DVDVideoSoft. New Free Studio Manager is a completely redesigned all-in-one package for our programs. Windows XP Service Pack 2, Vista, 7 with. It's in the Freeware group, so would assume that there is no cost for it! It can be found here: http:/ / free-dvd-video-software.htm I'm not usually a fan of all-in-one utilities, but having used this at home for the past couple months, I've been quite impressed. Free Studio is a sort of app package with a vast variety of uses from ripping CDs/DVDs to downloading YouTube videos and everything in between.

Just thought I'd share this nifty tool with you all.