Reviews of AVI2ISO

1. 
   some guy

   Reviewing 2.10.00 Beta 3 (Dec 4, 2008)

   what is the purpose of taking a avi and making it a iso ? then you have to extract it again to watch it ?
2. 
   anomoly

   Reviewing 2.08.06a (Jan 19, 2008)

   He just likes to keep all the duckies in a row as his last post states. This came out after avi2dvd & I believe it has better support and does work better. (sans the vcd options which didn't work in avi2dvd anyways)
3. 
   hariskar

   Reviewing 2.08.06a (Jan 18, 2008)

   Thank you for this great program! As the developer says, ask in the forum if you have a problem, he responds very soon and is very helpful. I tried a lot of programs for minidv (or avi) to dvd convert, but sticked with this.
4. 
   Delta2

   Reviewing 2.08.06 Beta (Dec 17, 2007)

   I'm the developer of this piece of software, it's free so I don't care about reviews ranges. I only care about Usability, Stability, and Functionality.
   
   If you can play any movie/format, supposedly supported by this piece of software, in WMP..then you can convert it...in DirectShowSource method, of course, Otherwise it's a bug
   
   Then, you have Menu Image where you can see the preview, select filters, and aspect ratios
   
   Whatever, there is support for bugs, missing codecs, etc...etc...etc..in official forum
   
   Without a clue I can't fix any bug, this is already a huge program...so ask for help, you're welcome in the forum
   
   1 point for review, where is zero for review ?!
5. 
   anomoly

   Reviewing 2.08.06 Beta (Dec 17, 2007)

   Actually not true. Time between reviews was too great & I could not simply edit the one.
   Regardless. If there are limitations (source method) then they should be stated. Am I to take it that free video encoding software has inherent limitations? I'm guessing the 5.1 audio was to blame.? I can't see how 640x480 at 25fps is. I can't learn how to use this if I don't know what went wrong.
   
   Anywho, I never had a sync issue which is saying a lot for a free program. The quality is excellent when it does work which seems to be ~99% of the time.
   Just because you can watch a video from your pc does not mean it is an easy process to reencode it into a dvd compliant structure complete with a menu and selectable subtitles.
   Haven't tried this version and since I bought my new 22" ws, don't really want to.
   May test it with some quality mkv's I have though.
   review subject to change-juust like the software
   thanks to all

Discuss AVI2ISO

No comments yet