Do you have a lot of videos at home on DVD, and you want to make some space without losing all the content you have on them? Then you should use a tool to move those files to digital format. Of course, there are several recommendable ones within this segment, although we particularly believe that DVD Flick is one of the best, which is why we will dwell on its analysis in detail.

Probably the first thing that will draw the attention of users who install DVD Flick on their PC is that it is a service capable of working not only with the standard DVD format but also offers access to others such as AVI, MPEG, or WMV. This way, you won't need two similar programs to make this step from the physical format to the virtual one, so you will save a good amount of time.

Also, with DVD Flick, you can convert all the video files you have stored on your PC to DVD-readable formats, burning these discs to save the tape of your last vacation forever, for example. However, as a word of advice, we advise you to keep in mind that any video taken to a DVD format compatible with all types of devices usually takes up more space than the original.

Something we have noticed in our experience using this application, incidentally, has to do with the fact that, at times, it is too slow to convert between formats, so if you want to convert many files, you may go a little crazy. For this reason, we believe this solution will probably be much more effective for those who intend to convert just a few videos.

Beyond that, DVD Flick works efficiently, creating an audio_ts folder and a video_ts folder, which are the default ones used for all DVDs, although you can set your parameters in this regard. For example, if you wish, you can create an ISO-type file without any problems, which you will burn to a disc whenever you want since it is precisely this versatility that we are talking about.

Unfortunately, we must also clarify that DVD Flick does not allow, like other programs in the same category, to add of subtitles to the files we are digitizing and preparing to burn to the disc. It seems too important an absence, which some users will hardly forgive, although not everyone needs to add subtitles to their videos.

However, noblesse obliges, it must be said that DVD Flick allows us to create chapters in the moments of the video that we want, something that can be very useful, in addition to adding different movie clips or other organizational elements.

What formats can I work with then, thanks to DVD Flick? Although we have already mentioned that with practically all the current ones, if we have to summarize some of them, we can talk about the following: MOV, WMV, ASF, FLV, AVI, MPG, and MP4. As you can see, we have referred to almost all video formats used these days. Its developers explain that it is a tool with support for more than 40 different video formats, including DVD formats.

How about DVD Flick's user interface? We liked it, and we consider it one of the strongest reasons to recommend installing this service. This has to do with the fact that many times utilities of this type are too heavy to the eye, something that does not happen in this case, where we have a design that is equal parts and offers functionality and good aesthetic finishes.

Suppose it comes to analyzing the main positive aspects that we have found in this approach to DVD Flick. In that case, we will undoubtedly have to talk about the possibility of converting files to many of the most common DVD formats of these times. Although it is clear that it has other interesting features, this is surely the one that most differentiates it from other similar software.

We also find issues that could be included in the worst thing about DVD Flick. Although again several could be pointed out, we consider that the only really serious one has to do with the compression speed of this tool. The truth is that it is sometimes too slow, so it can become desperate for any user who is in a hurry to get the results they want.

In conclusion, we consider DVD Flick a good program to perform certain tasks oriented to DVD generation, although it has some very marked limitations with which you will have to be willing to deal. Particularly if you are not interested in the speed of compression of the files, but above all in compatibility with most current formats, it is possible that this software could be useful for you.