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And I'm wondering if there is a refresh button somewhere that I haven't seen.

The only way that it recognises that I put a new DVD+R disc in there is if I restart Any Video Converter (which isn't a big deal as it's a small program, though I Have to click "add video(s)" again. Or I can take it out and put a new blank DVD+R DVD in there. And when done it says it's done and the DVD ejects. When it's nearly done it says "finalizing writing" on the bottom. And that works that burns to my DVD+R DVD. I click the "burn DVD" tab, then click "add video(s)" and I pick an MP4 to add. Convert nearly any file to a variety of high-definition output formats that run on Apple, Android, Windows, and other portable devices. "convert video", "burn dvd", "play video". Is there any way to get it to realise that the DVD has been changed without restarting the program.įor example, you see three tabs at the top. Anyway, I highly recommend this conversion software.The program "any video converter professional" is not refreshing when I change DVD It worked there, as well (although the "RealPlayer 15" audio converter is much better at YouTube downloads, in my humble opinion). this FREE, easy-to-download, "user-friendly" video conversion tool works! I even gave it the ultimate "field test" at YouTube, converting music videos to MP3 downloads. SUMMATION : In-spite-of its slow burn rate and larger-than-usual size. With desk-tops, however, the size of this package is negligible. Finally, some users might take issue with the 102MB size of the software package on their hard-drive, as this might affect their computer's over-all performance. Also, the burn rate for a single 2.4GB (MP4-to-DVD) feature-length film was exceptionally slow (about 3 hours) but the finished product was flawless. I simply un-checked a few boxes and clicked the "DENY" button before I could proceed. This is common with most freeware installs today.

The software did the rest.ĬONS : I had to pay careful attention during the installation process, because I was offered to include add-ons from third-party vendors. Unlike with other freeware (and pay-to-play) versions out there, I didn't need an engineering degree in-order-to burn a simple feature-length movie to disc.

This software worked flawlessly on the first attempt.