Free program for burning home movies to DVD

[hoosier13]

Hi! I have a customer who would like to burn home movie files converted from tapes to DVDs playable in a DVD player. Does anyone know of a free program that I could recommend?

Thanks!

 

[CLC]

There are free programs but you still need the hardware. If you don't have a PC that's up to snuff it wont work out well either.

Why not offer the service yourself?

 

[Xander]

When you buy the hardware necessary to convert VHS to DVD, well, let's just say I've never heard of one that didn't come with the software to make (at least) a video file, if not burn it right to a DVD.

 

[16k_zx81]

DVDFlick



..........................

 

[hoosier13]

Thanks everyone! I currently have an internship and am not running my computer business for the most part but wanted to help my customer out by suggesting a piece of software and possibly helping her use it remotely.

She paid a company to digitize the files but did not pay to have them burned.

 

[Xander]

Well, in that case, why overlook the free "Windows DVD Maker"? It's user-friendly enough for the grandparents.

 

[hoosier13]

Well, in that case, why overlook the free "Windows DVD Maker"? It's user-friendly enough for the grandparents.

I was not aware that this program even existed, thanks!

 

[Kim101]

I've used Sony's DVD Architect. It feels like a more modifiable version of Windows DVD Maker.

 

[Galdorf]

Best Free DVD Authoring Software
Quite a few to select from take a look at the list.

 

[Rosco]

Well, in that case, why overlook the free "Windows DVD Maker"? It's user-friendly enough for the grandparents.

+1... used this a lot with some jobs that come in a while back. prefect for simple editting

 

[Kim101]

I agree Windows DVD Maker is limited but my father likes it because it’s simple to use.

 

[HFultzjr]

DVDFlick



..........................

I agree.....DVD Flick!
So simple, even my wife can use it!
Google some tutorials.