"portbale DVD players" from their website, doesn't exactly inspire confidence.

Started a conversion for burning, reached 60% and then failed.
ConvertXtoDVD from VSO is my favorite flavor of this type of program.

Looks like an older software. Freemake is updated, works great for video and audio conversions and to DVD format. Freemake has an easy GUI.
Handbrake is more technical with many settings.
For Video Help: videohelp(DOT)com/software/sections/video-encoders
Thanks to GOTD for their work and efforts to bring free software/games.

Playing with this I have found it needs a lot more disk real estate than other DVD converters. It first converts things to MPG and only afterward builds a DVD structure. This means a conversion that would fill a DVD needs double the disk space. Others I have used do the job in under 5 gigs by converting just once. Maybe this is why some people are getting "too big" complaints from it?

Installed on Win 7 just fine and activated automatically funny how the most recent OS they say it supports is win 7 , no mention of 8 , 8.1 , or 10

Re: Kaspersky. I've tried variations of the "turn off, reboot; start as admin making sure K doesn't start with the reboot; write exceptions" and yadda yadda yadda.

The only thing that's worked for me is the same as the commenter earlier.
Go into Safe Mode and GOTD programs install no problem. It is a pain having to do that but if I want the program bad enough..........

Downloaded "Any video to DVD converter Sun 8 May 2016. Ran "Setup.exe" - failed with message "The setup files are corrupted.Please obatin a new copy of the program". Same problem. Why does GOTD not work with Kaspersky?

With all the numerous converter I've tried this is my preferred converter, but this is a much older version. It's somewhat slower than some, but seems to be the most reliable. The conversions could be smaller, as too many are too big to put on a DVD-R/RW if you go for the quality option. I am running 5.9.3.which is obviously much later than this one. I'll stick with mine but tanx anyway.

So many free programs can do this
http://lifehacker.com/316478/top-10-free-video-rippers-encoders-and-converters
http://www.videohelp.com/software?toolsearch=video+to+dvd&submit=Search&portable=&s=&orderby=Name&hits=50

Downloaded FOLLOWED instructions on my puter running Win 10. Extracted installed and registered without ANY problems. Thanks GOTD this is a keeper

No, you did not send a link for download via email as claimed.

Lately it seems that peeps are having a problem d/l s/w. My d/l was instant. Registration code etc. Perfect d/l.

I just d/l. I have an older Dell laptop i5....Free Avast...MalwareBytes (paid)...free remo more from here...adblock plus..Chrome. Tons of crap on my PC.
I have not tried the program yet. I was curious to see if I would run into any problems.

Why is the user rating 75% thumbs up? I see only 1 or 2 positive comments. There seems to be a consistent misrepresentation here

Downloaded, installed and registered without any problems on Windows 8.1. 8 core AMD processor and 32 Gb RAM. Tested using a Mp4 video file 869 Mb in size and started the burn process which got to 80% and then crashed. I rebooted my PC and tried again with another smaller file and the program started the conversion process, but crashed at 35% ... Absolute garbage, doesn't do anyhing it says on the tin. Glad I didn't pay the $42.00 asking price. Certainly doesn't come close to the hype, the only think it gets close to is the recycle bin!

downloads are corrupt :( tried it twice, wouldnt open

Whoo Hoo.!! Yet another video converter...would be great if I was collecting them...have never had the need for any one other than Freemake....which is ...free. The only other thing more mundane than another converter is all the whiners that can't just can't grasp installing it.
1. download the giveaway
2. CREATE a 'new folder' anywhere
3. extract the zip to the 'new folder'
4. READ the 'read me' file
5. you have to run the whole thing from the 'new folder'

Still having trouble...give your computer away...and quit complaining.

I always see that people have Kaspersky are having problems. I use the free version of Avast and have no problems whatsoever. This would be an ideal program if you could use as a backup for DVD's bought

Downloaded, installed and registered without problems on Windows 7 Home Starter. The interface is pretty uncluttered and generic. It looks very much like every other video tool that has ever been given away on GAOTD

I added a bunch of files - mainly .mp4 music videos previously downloaded from youtube and a few .webm videos that I happened to have in my downloads folder.

On my teeny-weeny Intel Atom processor the conversion process was relatively slow and it hammered the processor at 100% causing even my screen saver to crash (which is something I have never seen happen before). It took a good couple of hours to convert a couple of Gb's worth of video although I would assume that it would be faster on a more powerful computer.

I chose to save the output as a DVD folder which by default is in a really stupid pathway, buried behind USER > FAVOURITES > MY DOCUMENTS > DREAMVIDEOSOFT > MY DVD. It would seem that unless you change the output setting to iso you can't use the software's own burner: I had to use a different burner.

The end result is a DVD that plays in a regular DVD player but without any menus or any frills whatsoever.

I honestly don't know if I will end up keeping this - I haven't tested what appears to be a built-in Youtube downloader and I haven't tested the burner because I don't want to block my processor for another couple of hours while it converts video to iso...

How useful is this? Quite, I suppose if you really need to back up videos to play them through a DVD player but I have a bog-standard TV/DVD set up that is fairly bottom of the range and inexpensive and is now at least three years old but they both accept USB in and are capable of playing .avi and .mp4 from a flash drive.

I go to register, enter email, ctrl c/v the code, and get "Invalid....(something about case sensitive(?)"\

WTF?

If you just want to burn any stuff to disc.
This can handle burning Video DVD, amongst other things.

CD BurnerXP by Canneverbe
Portable
FREE

Have used it countless times to burn to DVD RW.

There are gazillions of this type of software online that will do the same thing and not trigger an antivirus program, FREEEE !!!! Please offer software that is innovative, fresh, usefull, and NEW!

I did install the program on a WinXP and a Win10: in Win10 it looks better.
Also I did update the software and the new version worked better.
Before the update the Clip-function gave a error. After the update it worked fine.
Just a ISO from some video clipped[17Mb]:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tg5mgfualka1izi/GOTD_20160508B.iso?dl=0

Win x dvd Author is always free, and it also has a burner built into it. I have found it to be excellent. Works 100% of the time for me. It works well with win 10. Simply author it to a vob file, then burn it with the built in burner. Plays on most dvd players and computers

Installed and registered without problem on Windows 10 64bit with McAfee virus protect and firewall running in the background. Ran it on a 4 minute AVI clip without changing any of the settings. It said 100% done but then came up with a window with a burn button on it. So without checking the disc which stated out blank I hit BURN. It then Deleted something off the RW disc before burning something onto it. So I presume I burned the same thing twice? Anyway I played the resulting DVD using VLC media player program on the same PC but the aspect ratio was wrong in that it was too wide so that everyone looked amusingly fat. Played the original AVI file using VLC just to check and the original aspect ratio was correct for the same player. Conclusion: Not totaly instinctive so I cant use it without the need to read the instructions when I get time but it looks like it is capable of working OK making it a keeper to use seriously when I have more time.

Will it do Blu Ray?

Win 10. I added four old 29 minute TV shows and converted and burned in about 30 minutes. Tried to play the DVD in my Win 10 drive with Zoom Player. DVD drive doesn't show anything loaded and then Zoom Player, of course, doesn't open anything. I looked at settings and don't see anything I can change.

Next, I changed to "Save as DVD Folder" and thought I'd try to convert and then go back with another burner. I don't see the option to select target for that DVD folder. I see the option to select destination when saving snapshots. I changed that folder in case that's also for converted DVDs.

I then tried to download several different "youtube" video and they all failed to load.

Guess I'll check back here later and see what other's are saying. Don't have any more time for it this morning. Will try to convert to DVD first and then burn in a separate process later.

I see this has 60 formats that you can convert to DVD. Is this a one horse show? Can you convert between the 60 formats too? That would be way more useful.

I downloaded the burner using an ancient Windows 7 system. The download was seamless as was activation. I then proceeded to convert and burn a full length movie from a thumb drive. This was my first successful attempt at this process with ANY software. Most are so convoluted with either features or steps that I have never been able to complete the process. The DVD I created does work perfectly in playback on my computer. I will try it in a DVD player when I'm at the other house (where my player is). The quality seems as good as the video quality on the thumb drive (which was not good). I'll attempt an HD video next. For ease of operation, I do recommend this piece of software.
Thank you Any video to DVD Converter and Burner 5.1.5 and GAOTD.

Dismal. Will not "shrink to fit" I tried to burn 5 TV shows to a DVD and it said overloaded, remove some. Tried 4. Still "overloaded"
Three. STILL "overloaded"
Two. STILL "overloaded"
Even with ONE it was STILL "overloaded"
Ridiculous. Uninstalled.

You must begin this advertisement by appealing to the larger audience. If this application can convert and burn a Blu-ray disc/movie into a DVD format, tell people that first. I have just such a need for that right now to convert my blu-ray movies into DVD's such that others may view them on portable DVD players. The idea of repurchasing my whole collection of Blu-ray's as DVD movies seems a little expensive and absurd. You should always mention this first if your software can handle it. Save the details for later. You will get a bigger audience if you follow my advise.

TRIED TWICE, BOTH TIMES AFTER GAME ACTIVATION,RECEIVED "SET UP FILES CORRUPT" MSG

How about Win 10?