Anyway, onto my little query.....

After going to a 50th Birthday party on Saturday I've been given some video files of the event in an mp4 format.  Nero doesn't seem to recognise these.  So I dug out my old faithful conversion software, Xilisoft Video Converter, alas it can encode happily into various formats.  But the audio speed on playback seems to be double what it should be.  Giving me a nice chipmunks style audio that ends at exactly 50% of the files running time.  I can't see options that can alter this and have re encoded the files several times into various formats.  All I want is a cheap, easy way to get these files into a DVD format so that my colleague and his family can enjoy the event time and time again.

Any suggestions on how to get this sorted out?!

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Try DVD Flick, free and does what it say's on the tin.

http://www.dvdflick.net/

or

Super, also free

http://www.erightsoft.net/SUPER.html

Rog

"Old Faithful" XP3000, 1gb cheapy RAM, Abit NF7(?), 180gb Deskstar, 8gb something old!, R9600XT (silent heatpipe design).  Going to give him a new lease of life by transplanting him into a shuttle case with some new parts and making a media centre unit.