Anyone have any good recommendations for a paid (or free) DVD burning software that's simple, easy to use, supports a large number of file formats, and most importantly is NOT spammy.
 
I'm currently just using Windows DVD Maker which does the job, but it only supports like 3 or 4 video file formats for importing, and for example right now, I need to get a .MOV quicktime video burned to a DVD and can't without jumping through conversion hoops.
 
I'm totally willing to pay for something (assuming it's not a ton of money).
 
Thanks!

There are many...

Try Sony DVD Architect...

Here's a video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzDW1Z7Dqg0
 

And here's the best price I could find. $39.99 on Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Sony-DVD-Architect-Studio-Download/dp/B00DQG8EIU

Also the Cyberlink Programs are great...
They have a slew of video options
http://www.cyberlink.com/stat/newhomepage/index/index.jsp?utm_expid=5598521-17.l0UBTUfQT2Wllo8kHQ5sHw.1&r=1

or got the LONG dollar and get Vegas Pro Premium for $236 on Amazon...regularly $799
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DDLPHOM/ref=s9_simh_gw_p366_d0_i2?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_r=179NQJ6GYXQ0YCZD4SM9&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=1688200382&pf_rd_i=507846

Cheers!

Larry

There are so many burning programs on the market, that its diffcult to recommend one over the other.
 
You can look at AppGeeker DVD Creator.
 
I just use it to burn and hasn't failed me in all of these days.
 
P.
 

Thank you guys. Larry I'm gonna check out the ones you've listed.

Find the one that suits the way you work...
and that's the way to go!

Hey Guys,
 
That Vegas Pro Premium Collection... That price seems incredible and something I should probably jump on... the one thing I can't seem to find on the website though is if it supports importing quicktime .mov files. It seems to take them off of cameras...Which I think means it will work fine... But if someone sends me a film in .mov format, can I burn directly to a DVD player DVD with that software... Or convert it with the software and then burn to a dvd... either way.
 
I'm just worried cause I know sometimes video programs can be a little finicky... even Sonar X3 I can import this .mov video but then can't export a new video file... Like it can't handle the conversion... Is it safe to assume Vegas Pro can?

Well guess what, I found out that an old 7.0 copy of Vegas I owned could be upgraded this month only for $149.99 to the brand new vegas pro 13. So I went ahead and did it. I'm sure it will do what I need :-)