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 a very fast one.

Also its big advantage is that it's free, so you can just download the full version from the link below. Note that 0.5 is the latest free version, as VSO Software has decided to add many new features and improvements and release ConvertXToDVD. However this free version is still available and will always be, so feel free to try it and see if it covers your needs.

The updated version of DivXToDVD is called ConvertXToDVD and includes menu creation, subtitle support, better speed, multiple audio and subs channels as well as support of all the video types (finally mkv support!) out there. It also fixes many bugs this version has. I really suggest you read the detailed guide in our site here and decide yourself what program covers your needs better.


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. (there is a chance this might not work as DivXToDVD is pretty outdated now)
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.


CopyToDVD will ask you to select the right burner (if you have more than one in your system). Do so, then put a blank media inside, and the burning starts! A few minutes later your new DVD video disc is ready!

The biggest advantage DivXToDVD has is the amazing conversion speed. In most cases an hour will be enough to turn an AVI file into a DVD video disc, a process that with other programs can take more than 3-4 hours. Also it's very simple, something positive for newbies. However many users would like more features (like DVD menus, custom chapters, double pass).

The updated version of DivXToDVD is called ConvertXToDVD and includes menu creation, subtitle support, better speed, multiple audio and subs channels as well as support of all the video types out there. It also fixes many bugs this version has. I really suggest you read the detailed guide in our site here and decide yourself what program covers your needs better.

Comments  

#31 DaMo666 2010-06-07 16:59
Try using Avs dvd authoring it does the job well no problems or convert x to dvd ;-)
#30 Jack Campbell 2010-04-14 10:50
I've tried burning discs and after several attempts I was able to burn a disc, but now it doesn't work on my set-top player. Advice anyone?
Jack - Carlsbad Homes
#29 waleed 2009-04-14 15:03
good
#28 jeremy123 2009-04-14 08:19
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???
#27 jason1972 2009-03-26 00:47
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?
#26 aussieguy 2008-04-30 04:45
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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#24 Father Xmas 2008-01-08 15:43
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
#23 MAKAVELI 2007-12-12 03:23
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
#22 Wicho 2007-11-02 09:59
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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