DVD-Video Maker is a software designed for those familiar with basic DVD and video/audio files. Its primary function is to convert PC video formats into a DVD format that can be easily played on most standalone DVD players.
DVD-Video Maker is a software specifically designed for converting PC video formats into playable DVDs. It is aimed at users who already have some basic knowledge on video and audio file formats. With a clean and intuitive interface, this tool can burn nearly any video file format onto a DVD. It offers support for more than 45 file formats, 60 video codecs, and 40 audio codecs. Adding subtitles and burning user-encoded projects to disk is a breeze with DVD-Video Maker.
For advanced users, this software offers powerful options for customization. Each project is built out of titles, video sources, audio tracks, audio sources, and subtitles, which relate to each other in a set manner. The following steps are involved in creating a project: first, titles are added (users can select one or more video files) then the titles are edited (by double-clicking on each title or by clicking on it and selecting 'Edit Title' button). The project is then configured by accessing the 'Project Settings' button, after which the destination folder is chosen. Once all is set, users can burn their project straight to disc.
The encoding process can be a lengthy one, depending on the speed of the CPU. It is recommended to let the PC handle this during the night or during an extended break. In cases where video files are split into different parts, DVD-Video Maker can combine these parts into one title.
All in all, DVD-Video Maker is a user-friendly tool with a lot of features for both novice and expert users. Its support for many file formats, codecs and subtitles makes it a robust DVD maker with a lot of versatility.
For advanced users, this software offers powerful options for customization. Each project is built out of titles, video sources, audio tracks, audio sources, and subtitles, which relate to each other in a set manner. The following steps are involved in creating a project: first, titles are added (users can select one or more video files) then the titles are edited (by double-clicking on each title or by clicking on it and selecting 'Edit Title' button). The project is then configured by accessing the 'Project Settings' button, after which the destination folder is chosen. Once all is set, users can burn their project straight to disc.
The encoding process can be a lengthy one, depending on the speed of the CPU. It is recommended to let the PC handle this during the night or during an extended break. In cases where video files are split into different parts, DVD-Video Maker can combine these parts into one title.
All in all, DVD-Video Maker is a user-friendly tool with a lot of features for both novice and expert users. Its support for many file formats, codecs and subtitles makes it a robust DVD maker with a lot of versatility.
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