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This tool works very well to put an avi onto a DVD, simply but with no frills or whistles and with very good video quality. There's no menu on the DVD, just the AVI. It handled resolution and frame rate changes automatically and with no problems.
The only setting that I needed to change was to set QuEnc for it's highest quality and tell it that I had a dual core CPU -- FAVC'll run 2 copies of QuEnc and combine the result :). (I also opened the running QuEnc copies and changed the process priority to low -- which it remembers on subsequent runs -- and lets me use my computer while it's working).
For me, there is a bug where it won't execute the 2nd batch file that it creates to do all of the work -- it just pops up a menu saying that everything's running and that I can do something else. If this happens to you, just go to the subdir where it's installed, look for the highest numbered working folder (eg., 'working folder 5') and double click on Title.bat. That'll kick off the rest of the process.
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