Vso Software's DivXToDVD is yet another simple to use program that can convert your DivX/XviD files (as well as some other formats) to a DVD video disc which you can view using your standalone player. What makes it different than other competitors in the same program category is that it's by far the most simple one (select source file, destination file and click start!) as well as the faster one (the only program in this category that can claim to be faster is WinAVI).

Also its big advantage is that it's free, so you can just download the full version from our downloads section here. Note that 0.5 is the latest free version, as Vso Software has decided to add many new features and make DivXToDVD a commercial program. However this free version is still available and will always be, so feel free to try it and see if it covers your needs.

This is the main (and only!) window of DivXToDVD that contains all the settings that need to be set in order to start your conversion. Lets take a closer look to them. First of all you need to select the movie you want to convert by click the first folder-like icon (1). You can select as many video files as you want and they will be converted to DVD in order of selection. Try to keep the total length of the video files to 2 hours or less. After you select the source files, you need to set the destination folder (2). Make sure there are more than 5GB free in the hard disk you are going to use. Now if you are sure for the aspect (3) and the standard - format (4) of the files you are converting you can try selecting them to be sure, but usually automatic works just fine. If you have CopyToDVD installed it would be a good idea to select "Burn with CopyToDVD" so that it burns your DVD right after the conversion has finished. CopyToDVD is a nice DVD burning tool from Vso Software. You can have a look at its guide here. If you don't have a burning tool you can consider it an excellent and cheap choice that will burn quality DVD and CD discs. If you use another DVD burning program instead, just leave this option blank. Now everything should be set, so you can click Convert (6) for the conversion to start.

This is how DivXToDVD will look after the conversion starts. As stated before, the conversion speed is excellent. For a 2 hour movie, it needed a little more than 50 minutes to convert. As we have selected Burn with CopyToDVD after the conversion is complete the burning process starts.

Comments (33)

Problems
written by zacharya1990, May 16, 2005

Every time i try to convert my Project to a dvd the green part dosent come up and it keeps stoping what is the problem.

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Same problem.
written by dms351, May 24, 2005

Every time i try to convert my Project to a dvd the green part dosent come up and it keeps stoping what is the problem.

I'm having the exact same problem.Does anyone know what the problem is?

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re: out of sync problem
written by HooverDST, August 29, 2005

Yeah I've had some problems with this software in terms of audio sync and my set top DVD player freezing up (and it's not the DVD player either!).

I've done a test of VSO DivxToDVD vs D.I.K.O and found the latter to be much more reliable. It takes longer to convert the files but you'll hardly have any troubles watching the DVD on a set top player.

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Thanks!
written by mascot105, September 02, 2005

Thank-you so much! I have been trying to convert my anime Xvids for soooo long but all the programs had some kind of problem. This is downright simple great video and sound. Thanks again!

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No Problems
written by Carpetmancol, September 06, 2005

Hiya All,
I have been using VSO DivxToDVD for ages now and have never had ANY problems whatsoever.

All my films have been perfect. I only convert XViD to DVD though, so wonder if that is why.

Carpetmancol

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Problem
written by Seaborn, February 06, 2006

It says my file "contains an A/V stream we are unable to decode". I'm a newbie, I need help. )

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written by ufou, February 22, 2006

fdf

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KVCD to DVD (or AVI)
written by golfer9, March 29, 2006

I have come across a film in the format KVCD and I am told it is meant to be burned with Nero soft and not beeing played by the PC. I do not use Nero so I would like to convert the film to DVD or any other format. Any one know something about that?
Golfer

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written by borfus, April 25, 2006

Hi

I'm a newbie to all this and have tried a few times to convert divx/xvid files to dvd using VSO DivxToDVD. The conversion seems to work alright, and then I burn the converted files onto DVD using Nero. I can play them fine on my PC, but on my set top DVD player there is no sound. The picture is fine.

Obviously missing something somewhere?

Thanks

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Green specks
written by savoytruffle, August 17, 2006

After I convert and then burn the file onto the DVD, I see green specks randomly on the movie at random times while I watch it. How do you get rid of them?

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vista
written by very_confused with vista, March 14, 2007

I hope this is compatible with win vista.

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written by bigbadbev, March 21, 2007

I have had problems with divx files,burned to disc fine using NERO but when I play on my stand alone dvd player the sound is scratchy altho pic is fine. Have tried several progs to convert but it would seem its my dvd player that is the cause of the problem, thats what comes of buying an expensive player rather than a cheap Asda one lol yes the divx dvd's play wonderfully on the Asda player!!!

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Xvid.asd
written by memorex, April 08, 2007

I can't get divx to dvd to convert these...also having problems with some of my .avi files...what can be done?

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hey
written by Nick0090, April 11, 2007

i am using Vso to dvd and when i convert a movie file the sound gets delayed 20 odd seconds or so.
can anyone please help me thanks!??

Thanks

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mr
written by prashtant patel, June 24, 2007

I will try this software

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About Doofus' comment
written by Someone who kinda chuckled, July 26, 2007

I thought the language was kinda funny actually. I mean, come on, try to pronounce Schmuck Burgling Thunder Cunts. Got a nice ring to it, doesn't it? :p

Totally uncalled for, okay, but funny nonetheless. Anyway.

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good
written by hk, July 28, 2007

good one

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Menu background picture issue...
written by ss, August 30, 2007

Anyone know why previously converted files using ConvertXtoDVD won't keep the menu background picture when I try to burn a second DVD copy when I reload them later? The menu is still there but minus the picture, it's only black. The first DVD burned is perfect though.

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written by fredo1234, September 06, 2007

If i have a pal video and i force it to be in NTSC would it work on a NTSC TV ?

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written by flash321, October 04, 2007

When trying to convert DivX to DVD I keep losing frames like every second frame. Needless to say every DVD I have burned is really jerky. Can anyone help?

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written by Mr Dave, October 10, 2007

This is a real pile of crap !!!

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written by Wicho, November 02, 2007

I need to know how many MB can i stuck in one DVD (yeah i know it`s 4.3gb) but if i put 2 movies of about 700mb sometimes they fit in 1 standar Dvd-r but other times it says that needs a Double layer Dvd o do i know how much time can i add to fit 2 movies on 1 DVd-r well thank on advance see ya`ll around!

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YEP
written by MAKAVELI, December 12, 2007

hey wicho i use convertXtodvd and it auto burns the files i created and on 1 dvd (4.3gb) i can fit 4 movies on it each movie 2hr and 1.30hr try it its perfect

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cow, Low-rated comment [Show]

NO seperate audio stream (AUDIO _TS)
written by Father Xmas, January 08, 2008

I converted one of my own divx vids to dvd, it doesn't seem to have it's own audio stream files. Does this mean it has inbedded audio into the video? My dvd player which is made by a certain japanese manufacturer that sounds like fony is excellent and plays div-x ..but it won't play my newly converted div-x videos which are now dvd streams because it cannot detect any audio. Has anyone else had this issue? Can I create a seperate audio stream? Or could you suggest another free software that would do this for me. Thanx
Robin

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...
written by caber3, January 09, 2008

Can I get rid of the watermark from a DVD R after the movie has been recorded....yes I have paid for the license

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conversation
written by rafik, February 07, 2008

je veut savoir comment ca marche

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Getting sound on burnt DVDs when converting
written by aussieguy, April 30, 2008

When you want to convert a movie to DVD you have to create a folder on your hard drive where you want the movie to be stored. You then have to create two sub-folders within that folder - AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS. This will allow both sound and video to be captured in the folder. You then drag the first folder into the VIDEO_TS when you add it to NERO when burning the DVD. You will then see all the VTS folders listed ready to burn. You should also have sound.

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Consulta
written by gabrielg, May 14, 2008

Quisiera saber cual opción es mas rápida: "tiempo real" o "muy alta".
Gracias.

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Help!!!!!!!!!!!
written by jason1972, March 25, 2009

I,am a newbie to all of this but want to be able to burn xvid to dvd tried nero 8 but this just keeps failing when gets to the burn stage. Following from above downloaded divx to dvd converter from this site but when I put a tick in the box for burn it says I need a copy dvd it trys to give me a link for a download but the link does not appear can anyone help please?

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thanx
written by jeremy123, April 14, 2009

i have just started to convert and it looks great. i do have one problem i cant use copytodvd i dont know. i downloaded it but it still wouldnt work. does anyone know why???

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Public Relations Executive
written by waleed, April 14, 2009

good

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written by ., June 14, 2009

this is dog shit.. complete waste of time.. my balls do a better job burning dvds

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