WinX DVD Author 5.5.8 Full Version FREE, no CC, no email reg (normal $39.95) Softpedia has a special WinX DVD Author free, full version download available. The normal cost is $39.95. The registration code is included in the download so no email registration is needed. These Softpedia promo's are time limited, we just don't know how long. So if you want this be sure and get it ASAP. You can find out more info about the promo here-
Use the download link at link below that says "Softpedia Mirror (US) - v 5.5.8 FULL VERSION [EXE]"
WinX DVD Author description Create and burn DVD format from AVI, WMV, DivX, Mpeg, Xvid, RM, etc.
WinX DVD Author is a professional DVD tool to create and burn DVD from various video files, it brings you perfect DVD authoring experience with much easier manipulation. Create a full 4.3G high video quality DVD within one hour, easily edit video by clipping, cropping or trimming. WinX DVD Author is the best DVD authoring solution for pros and fresh. And it is the unique DVD software which supports two kinds of burn modules.
Fast and powerful DVD converter With high quality and fastest decode & encode engine inside, batch conversion supported, WinX DVD Author could convert AVI, MP4, WMV, DivX, Xvid and RM to DVD with subtitle together.
Automatic DVD Menu maker Automatically created DVD menu & Chapter menu, flexibly and easily. Support background music and picture selection, supply kinds of templates to colorize your design.
Versatile DVD Burner With DVD video disc burner inside, WinX DVD Author is the unique DVD software which supports two kinds of burn modules. Full compatible with DVD+/-R, DVD+/-RW, DVD DL+R, DVD DL+/-RW perfectly helps you backup your precious files.
Give WinX DVD Author a try to fully assess its capabilities! Here are some key features of "WinX DVD Author":
· Supports almost all video formats converted to DVD · High quality and super fast speed (With high quality and fastest converting engine inside) · Support batch conversion · Support 16:9 widescreen and 4:3 standard TV, NTSC and PAL video · Support adding subtitle (srt*) to DVD · Support all current hardware interfaces (IDE / SCSI / USB / 1394 / SATA) · Support Dolby Digital AC-3 Audio
Wow, this is the same program as Super DVD Creator 9.8 that I paid $13 off of e-bay a couple of days ago. It's an OK free program...I needed to make a high quality DVD from AVI movie files.
Fallout said: Wow, this is the same program as Super DVD Creator 9.8 that I paid $13 off of e-bay a couple of days ago. It's an OK free program...I needed to make a high quality DVD from AVI movie files.
I use DVD Flick to do that all the time. Works great, and it's free.
MISTERCHEAP said: The registration code is included in the download so no email registration is needed. I'm not understanding this. The download is an .exe file. I can't figure out how to get the registration code.
H00sierDaddy said: MISTERCHEAP said: The registration code is included in the download so no email registration is needed. I'm not understanding this. The download is an .exe file. I can't figure out how to get the registration code.
According to the original post, the registration code is built-in to the download. (included in the exe file)
muskiemyke said: Fallout said: Wow, this is the same program as Super DVD Creator 9.8 that I paid $13 off of e-bay a couple of days ago. It's an OK free program...I needed to make a high quality DVD from AVI movie files.
I use DVD Flick to do that all the time. Works great, and it's free.
SpeedDragon said: Why does the note say, NOTE: You are now downloading a Trial version of WinX DVD Author. This download is provided to you free of charge.
There is also a link that says, "BUY the full version."
Do they only apply to the "Download trial version" link?
SpeedDragon
I don't see the note. There are 3 download links. Use the second one. Actually this is not a trial version, this is a "special edition".
anon888 said: SpeedDragon said: Why does the note say, NOTE: You are now downloading a Trial version of WinX DVD Author. This download is provided to you free of charge.
There is also a link that says, "BUY the full version."
Do they only apply to the "Download trial version" link?
SpeedDragon
I don't see the note. There are 3 download links. Use the second one. Actually this is not a trial version, this is a "special edition". The note is right under the last download link "External Mirror 1 [EXE]." I think normally the second link is not there so the notes only apply to the other two links.
The registration code is built-in to the program. You don't need to enter one.
Fallout said: muskiemyke said: Fallout said: Wow, this is the same program as Super DVD Creator 9.8 that I paid $13 off of e-bay a couple of days ago. It's an OK free program...I needed to make a high quality DVD from AVI movie files.
I use DVD Flick to do that all the time. Works great, and it's free.
muskiemyke said: I use DVD Flick to do that all the time. Works great, and it's free.
http://www.dvdflick.net/ Not trying to distract from the OP's post and relevent discussions, I'd like to warn anyone who wish to try DVD Flick (as I did):
During the installation of the DVD Flick: (free) Video Converter, a screen titled "babylon" came up, which wants to: "Install Babylon and make Babylon my default home page and search provider. Include the Babylon toolbar".
You have to agree to these terms - can't bypass this step or disagree.
In other words, as a condition of installing this DVDflick, I am supposed to let it take over a part of my computer, allowing it to be 1) my home page, 2) default search provider, and 3) install their toolbar.
tonglu1 said: muskiemyke said: I use DVD Flick to do that all the time. Works great, and it's free.
http://www.dvdflick.net/ Not trying to distract from the OP's post and relevent discussions, I'd like to warn anyone who wish to try DVD Flick (as I did):
During the installation of the DVD Flick: (free) Video Converter, a screen titled "babylon" came up, which wants to: "Install Babylon and make Babylon my default home page and search provider. Include the Babylon toolbar".
You have to agree to these terms - can't bypass this step or disagree.
In other words, as a condition of installing this DVDflick, I am supposed to let it take over a part of my computer, allowing it to be 1) my home page, 2) default search provider, and 3) install their toolbar.
Anyone see these as a problem as I do?
That's strange, because I've installed DVD Flick on 2 different computers and don't have anything called Babylon on either one, and have Google as my home page and default search provider on both. DVD Flick is open source software and "completely free without any adware, spyware or limitations."
muskiemyke said: tonglu1 said: muskiemyke said: I use DVD Flick to do that all the time. Works great, and it's free.
http://www.dvdflick.net/ Not trying to distract from the OP's post and relevent discussions, I'd like to warn anyone who wish to try DVD Flick (as I did):
During the installation of the DVD Flick: (free) Video Converter, a screen titled "babylon" came up, which wants to: "Install Babylon and make Babylon my default home page and search provider. Include the Babylon toolbar".
You have to agree to these terms - can't bypass this step or disagree.
In other words, as a condition of installing this DVDflick, I am supposed to let it take over a part of my computer, allowing it to be 1) my home page, 2) default search provider, and 3) install their toolbar.
Anyone see these as a problem as I do?
That's strange, because I've installed DVD Flick on 2 different computers and don't have anything called Babylon on either one, and have Google as my home page and default search provider on both. DVD Flick is open source software and "completely free without any adware, spyware or limitations."
After reading the last comments by muskiemyke, I went back to the referenced webpage and found that the reason why I got the "babylon" stuff was because I clicked one of those two most prominent links (with big letters) on that page (top banner and left side panel which says "Video Converter, Free Video Converter,... [ FREE DOWNLOAD ]). It turns out what I downloaded then was "VideoConverter(v2.2)" which is NOT DVD Flick. "babylon" was part of installing that software!
In order to get the right DVDFlick, I had to click the "Download" tab on the dvdflick.net webpage. Everything went smoothly after that. The download resulted in a setup file dvdflick_setup_1.3.0.7.exe (12,648KB) which I double-click to install. No "babylon" window came up in that process!
Sorry about the negative comments on dvdflick! But I think perhaps by posting my experience in trying to get dvdflick it might be useful for others.
Thank you OP for the post! (I have also downloaded WinX DVD Author 5.5.8)
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