subject: How to Choose DVD Conversion Software [print this page] There are times when you have a movie in AVI format in your computer that you really like, that you would like to share with anyone you know. While you can easily burn them into CDs or DVDs to share with people with computers, you might also want to play it on standard DVD players. However, not all DVD players are able to read or support AVI format files. Hence, you will want to be able to convert AVI to DVD. Here is a guide to choosing conversion software that works for you.
First, you will need to find yourself DVD conversion software so that you can convert files of different formats into the DVD format. Check online for reviews of different software available to see what other people thinks about the software they own.
Sometimes, there will also be trial versions available. If such are available, give them a try to see if they suit you. However, be wary of the trial version's limited functionality. Some may only allow you a few uses, while others may only allow you to burn a portion of the movie. If you want to consider those without trial packs, make them your last resort as you cannot get back your cash once paid.
In the event of using the trial versions, make sure you make use of every video editing feature. Trimming, overlapping, fading If you like those features and may use them, the software may be suitable for you. Yet, some of their navigations may or may not suit you, so choose one suitable for you. But do not get so carried away to forget that the main thing you want is to convert AVI to DVD.
Another important thing about choosing conversion software is that it should be able to be supported by your platform. You do not want to get software tested on Apple, and find out you cannot use it on Windows.
Last but not least, look at the price. You will have a budget of which conversion program you can afford. Nevertheless, choose one that is the best and suitable for you within you budget's range, and you will be able to enjoy its functions.