Burn DVD with dvd burning software – DVD Flick

October 21, 2008 No Comment

Burd dvd (make dvd) out of any video file using the free dvd burning software, DVD Flick.You might have several videos and films and TV shows on your PC/computer, downloaded from the internet.But these may not be playable on your home DVD player, as most of them can only read the standard DVD format (MPEG-2) and not the mpg , avi or flv or wmv video files.

DVD Flick is a very useful DVD authoring tool that lets you burn dvd (make dvd) from all such videos (mpeg , avi or wmv or flv or any other video format) into a proper DVD format, readable by the standard DVD players.Though the dvd burning process takes its own time, you can leave this DVD burner software working in the background while you carry out other important and high priority tasks on your PC/computer.This can be achieved by setting cpu priority to the DVD burning process, on your windows vista/XP.

The output of this dvd burning process are audio_ts and video_ts folders, which is the standard for DVD video formats (MPEG-2).However the burnt DVD file will be much larger in size than your original video.

How to burn DVD (make DVD) with this DVD burner software:

DVD flick is a simple and easy to use dvd authoring software.You can set the size of the target media via the “General” tab.The default is set to 4.3GB and this is ideal for burning dvd to a standard DVD-R. However you have the option to set the target size to Dual Layer DVD, Mini-DVD, CD-R or any custom size.

You can then choose the target format via Video tab.If you are in India or any other asian or european country you can set this to “PAL“.If you are in U.S.A you can choose this as “NTSC“.You also have the options to set the encoding quality and the target bit rate.

You can even create an iso image or burn dvd to disk via the “Burning” tab.The iso image can later be burnt to DVD using ISO Recorder or ImgBurn.

You can burn DVD into any number of chapters or without any chapter, as you may choose.Start dvd burning before you go to bed and choose the “Shutdown when completed” option to automatically shutdown the PC on completion.