VCD Creator Burner Pro can convert AVI, DIVX, and MPEG files to VCD, SVCD compatible MPEG files. It also can convert MP4, PSP, iPod, 3GP, Zune and RM(RMVB) files to VCD, SVCD compatible MPEG files, then burn to video VCD, SVCD, and burn them to a CD-R, CD+R, CD+RW, DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD+RW, and DVD-RW. VCD Creator burner Pro converts your batch files into a compliant VCD Video set of files and burns it on a CD blank media. The aspect ratio can be automatically selected or forced to a specific format. The program works for NTSC and PAL video format and create automatically chapters. Multiple audio tracks are supported. and burn them to a DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD+RW, and DVD-RW. With this software, you can create VCD, SVCD discs that can be played on any compatible player. The user-friendly and easy-to-use interface lets you set begin-time/end-time for each video and batch convert. Very quick in conversion speed and no quality is lost!

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OS: Windows 98/Me/2000/2003/XP/Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8.
CPU: >750MHz Intel or AMD CPU

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Since we added this software to our catalog in 2006, it has obtained 25,284 installations, and last week it achieved 43 installations. All Video to VCD SVCD DVD Creator &, Burner is a slick software that will require less space than many programs in the section Video software. Ultra DVD Creator 2.9.1222 Ultra DVD Creator is a powerful and handy tool to create DVD VCD SVCD Video Disc from almost all formats of video files including AVI DivX XVid MPEG WMV ASF MOV RM MP4 FLV MKV, So you can play movies on your home DVD Player.

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Generally, there are no issues with encoding Type 2 DV avi files, and if your DV capture program gives you the option, you should choose Type 2 DV instead of Type 1. However, if you attempt to encode Type 1 DV avi files, you may experience the following error message: 'Error attempting to read audio from Type 1 DV .avi file Re-render video with video editor and try again!' This occurs when DirectShow reports to 'AVI to VCD / DVD' that a Type 1 DV file with 48KHz audio has 32KHz audio! Usually this occurs when you try to encode a Type 1 file directly after capture from a DV camera. If this file is first edited with an video editor (such as Media Studio Pro) then re-rendered to a Type 1 DV file, 'AVI to VCD / DVD' can usually encode this fine. I have not been able to correct this problem as yet, but I am still working on it. In the meantime, it does not affect most individuals since generally avi files are edited after capture and before encoding. A simple workaround for the above issue is to set your camcorder to 32KHz, 12 bit audio. This seems to works fine even with Type 1 DV files. Some camcorders work better during capture if they are powered through the
AC adapter rather than the battery. Check your owner's manual. Sound quality: If you experience poor quality audio, generally described as noise, when encoding Type 1 DV files, try rerendering your DV file to Type 2, or use 32KHz audio. Pinnacle DV500 Owners: Make sure you upgrade to Version 8.1 of DirectX (or later) and get the
Version 4.0 (or later) DV 500 driver from the Pinnacle web site.