Free program high quality convert mini dv to dvd?

Question

do you guys know of any free programs i use nero and the print before burning was great after was **** on big tv

help

Answer 1

Don't try and put too much video onto a DVD - amateur footage usually has lots of movement and lighting changes, which MPEG-2 doesn't handle well.   Assume that about 10% of your recorded video is worth watching and edit it as if you'll be paying people by the second to watch it.  If Nero still doesn't give you the quality you need, try DVD Flick - it's free.