Burnitall a écrit:Conclusion: résultat convenable , il faut dire que mon Divx d'origine était déjà en 4/3, légère déformation verticale, par contre aucun paramétrage possible du soft donc aucune influence sur le résultat final complètement automatique et arbitraire !
le Readme a écrit:DivxToDVD by VSO-Software
This is a sneak preview of DivxToDVD, which launches development of new products in the future.
At this time the application is designed to convert files (AVI, DIVX, VOB, satellite streams, MPEG, IVX, etc.) to a compatible DVD file structure. This can be useful if you want to watch a video file on your TV using a standard home DVD player rather than on your PC.
How it works:
Select your video file (only one in the current version), select the output folder, and press Convert.
During the process the preview window allows you to check if the file is correctly readable and not damaged.
The conversion time depends on your computer's speed and overall configuration.
Once finished, it will try to launch CopyToDVD to burn, which is the recommended burning engine to use, but you can also use other DVD recording products.
This version is free, future versions will implement new features and may not be free anymore.
To obtain more information, please visit: www.vso-software.fr
williams a écrit:Par contre quelqu'un connait un équivalent freeware ?
williams a écrit:oui la déformation n'est pas normale...
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