ConvertXtoDVD
I've got some Youtube FLVs saved off a while ago, and wished to watch them on a regular DVD player. I know they're lot less in quality compared to AVIs, but since I'm sort of guy who likes story over format quality, it would be a hoot to have them burned to disk.
In this case VSO's ConvertXtoDVD turned out to be a very good answer for making the most of the Marimite FLVs I have, and some AMVs for good measure. Easy to use, excellent audio sync and very quick to process and burn, especially for the DVD beginner, as opposed to the pain-in-the-ass NeroVision which has some very bad audio sync problems.
Highly Recommended!
In this case VSO's ConvertXtoDVD turned out to be a very good answer for making the most of the Marimite FLVs I have, and some AMVs for good measure. Easy to use, excellent audio sync and very quick to process and burn, especially for the DVD beginner, as opposed to the pain-in-the-ass NeroVision which has some very bad audio sync problems.
Highly Recommended!