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I agree with the two people below. I used a 6.44 GB excellent quality 720p MKV, set it to encode to DVD-9 target size/long project. It took over 1 hour to encode and the result was 3.8 GB with a video bit rate of 2,572 Kbps. A double layer DVD wasted. Why bother having a DVD-9 setting. I shouldn't have let it write to the DVD and viewed the VOB files first. I know that you lose some quality when you downscale HD to DVD but not like this. The produced DVD didn't preserve hardly any of the visible detail in the source MKV; the video looked mediocre and contained artifacts, audio sounded bad, subtitles looked awful, with choppy DVD playback.
I think the problem is that their constant quality encoding method uses way to much compression producing too low a bit rate, and it re-encodes the audio, the source audio is already lossy so you're better off just passing it through.
I don't recommend this program if you looking to produce a DVD with quality results.
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