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How to Easily Burn Any PC Video File into DVD Within Minutes (15 Video Formats Supported) (Easy to Follow Tutorial)
Would you like to burn your FLV, Real Video, WMV and other video files direct to DVD without having to convert them first and then bringing them to a disc-authoring program?
Try out the open source DVD Flick which supports a total of 15 PC video file formats. Check out this DVD Flick Tutorial.
DVD Flick does its job admirably well for an open source program. If you’re serious about producing DVDs from PC Video files, then this is the program for you.You don’t have to click on new project to get started with DVD Flick.
Flick and choose Save Project.
It’s advisable you do this as soon as possible after loading your clips to avoid redoing the task in case your computer
unlisted, then you can try loading it under All files *.*.
Edit File
After you have loaded the file you can choose the edit title mode where you can set chapters for your title and even tweak the output aspect ratio.
DVD Flick provides a vertical indicator bar to your left to see how much disk space will be taken up.
Project Settings
could tweak the project settings so that you could obtain the desired
result.
Video Settings
NTSC or NTSC-film. Encoding could be Normal, Fast, Fastest or Best.
Target bit rate should in most cases be left at Auto-fit. Let DVD Flick
set the bitrate according to the size of your DVD disc.
of the original or leave it as it is at 100%. If you have a home theater
system then you could opt for 5.1 surround.
Playback Setting
If you have many titles added, then you
would want to choose play the next file. However, if you have only one
title, you can chose the Play it again option or Stop playing.You can also choose Loop to first title when the player has finished
with the last title.
Burning Settings
straightforward. But you may want DVD Flick to back up your project to
disc for future use , in which case you tick near the blue icon.
Otherwise you leave the setting as it is.
settings as default if you don’t want to make any changes for your next
DVD Flick project.
Create DVD
enough space to proceed.
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