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Another reason I prefer a Portable Apps version when available....saves all the aggro with a lot of "adware" in the other free stuff...
Portable App Directory (over 400 free) - PortableApps.comPortableApps.com said:
As far as I could find out on Handbrake, it will only convert 1/3 of the video and I can't find out how to convert it to a .ts-file... Sorry if I am being a nuesance... (however I write that...)
So back to another question that arose, if I am allowed to:
DVD Flick is a good programm and I used it before, but since the destination map is "Daniël", it won't write, because it can't cope with the "ë". How can I change that? Anyone?
Thanks for the suggestions everyone, sorry that some didn't really work on my computer - probably because it's old. Thanks anyway.
Hi there
@Daniel1973
This one works -- tovid -- 100% free
BUT you'll need Linux -- I use Arch Linux --simply as normal user type : yay tovid
package manager will retrieve source from the AUR (arch Linux's auxiliary repository), unzip it, compile, add any other necessary packages and then it's available for use === "Seemples ,,,,"
Use Linux in a Virtual machine if you mainly run Windows -- create your DVD in the Linux VM as an iso and then if you need a physical DVD just burmn it in Windows or whatever dvd burning application you use -- I wouldn't bother with physical DVD's --things like VLC and KODI are quite capable of playing DVD iso's stored on HDD's these days (including menus etc).
Cheers
jimbo