DVD Creator for Mac

How to convert videos to DVD with DVD Creator for Mac?

If you have a lot of videos and photos taken on holidays, festivals, vacations, you may run into the problem of saving these videos and sharing them with others. Wouldn’t it be a good idea to make photo slideshows and create funny DVDs for your family and friends. DVD Creator for Mac is the perfect solution for Mac users to burn camcorder AVCHD (MTS, M2TS) and popular videos including AVI, MOV, FLV (YouTube video, Google video, etc), TS, TP, TRP, MP4, MPG, MPEG, VOB, 3GP to video DVDs.

The following guide will show you how to convert your own DVD with this Video to DVD Burner Software.

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Step 1: Download and install DVD Creator for Mac

Launch the program and click "Create a New Project" to start create a DVD.

Step 2: Load video or photo files into the program

There are 2 ways you can add files: directly drag the videos or photos into the program or click "+" button to add them, and click the "↑" and "↓" buttons, you can adjust the preview order.

Combine or separate videos: you can combine a few videos together by dragging videos to another, if you want to separate them, just highlight a video and drag it out of the pane until a blue line appears.

Step 3: Edit the Video Files (Optional)

Highlight a video you need and then click "Edit", editing functions include: crop, rotate, split a video to trim unwanted sections, add watermark, set special effects, and apply different movie styles for the DVD etc. All the settings you apply can be seen instantly in the right window. For more editing functions, please use Video Editor for Mac.

Step 4: Make Custom DVD Menu for your DVD (Optional)

There are more than 90 sets of free animated and static DVD menu styles available. To make a custom menu, just click "Menu" button to choose a suitable menu style for your DVD, and then customize it according to your needs.

Step 5: Preview and Start to Burn

After finishing all the editing work, click the "Preview" button to preview your DVD project. If it's ok, then click "Burn", and choose "DVD Disc" option from the Drop-down menu. Give your new DVD a name and click "Save".

Tip: Burn large DVD project

• If your DVD project is larger than 4.7G and you don't have a DVD9 disc, just insert a D5 disc, the program will compress it automatically.