Download DVD Flick 1.2.2.1
Convert different PC video formats to a DVD that can be played on just about every stand-alone DVD player.
Flick DVD is a simple, yet powerful DVD authoring tool. There can be multiple video files stored on your computer and turn them into a DVD playing on your DVD player, media center or home cinema set.
Flick DVD is open-source, meaning anyone can download and view or modify the program source code. It also means that there is absolutely free. Several programs are external DVD Flick to do the dirty work such as coding, and the combination of video material. All these programs are free, some are also open source.
Flick DVD can read and use the following file formats out-of-the-box:
* AVI Type 1 and 2 files (. Avi)
* MPEG files (. Mpg)
* MPEG audio files (. Mp2 \. Mp3)
* MPEG-4 files (. Mp4)
* Matroska files (. Mkv \. MkA)
* Vorbis files (. Ogm \. Ogg)
And any other format, as long as the corresponding DirectShow filter is installed.
What's new:
Version 1.2.2.1
* Fixed: Bug in subtitles Multiplexing that caused the coding for the operation.
* Fixed: Bug that caused authoring fail at the destination folder with an apostrophe.
* Fixed: Several titles subtitles would cause the subtitle Mux stage to the operation.
* Changed: Updated FFMPEG.
* Changed: NTFS recommended warning is now increasingly
DOWNLOAD HERE
Flick DVD is a simple, yet powerful DVD authoring tool. There can be multiple video files stored on your computer and turn them into a DVD playing on your DVD player, media center or home cinema set.
Flick DVD is open-source, meaning anyone can download and view or modify the program source code. It also means that there is absolutely free. Several programs are external DVD Flick to do the dirty work such as coding, and the combination of video material. All these programs are free, some are also open source.
Flick DVD can read and use the following file formats out-of-the-box:
* AVI Type 1 and 2 files (. Avi)
* MPEG files (. Mpg)
* MPEG audio files (. Mp2 \. Mp3)
* MPEG-4 files (. Mp4)
* Matroska files (. Mkv \. MkA)
* Vorbis files (. Ogm \. Ogg)
And any other format, as long as the corresponding DirectShow filter is installed.
What's new:
Version 1.2.2.1
* Fixed: Bug in subtitles Multiplexing that caused the coding for the operation.
* Fixed: Bug that caused authoring fail at the destination folder with an apostrophe.
* Fixed: Several titles subtitles would cause the subtitle Mux stage to the operation.
* Changed: Updated FFMPEG.
* Changed: NTFS recommended warning is now increasingly
DOWNLOAD HERE
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