Many people are fond of creating amateur videos with family shots, episodes of friendships, etc. For a more comfortable viewing, you need to edit the footage and burn it to a DVD disc.
Instructions
Step 1
The first task is to create the video itself. To do this, use one of the editing programs. The simplest option is to use Windows Movie Maker, a standard Windows program. More powerful alternatives include Pinnacle Studio, Ulead Video Studio, Nero Vision, Sony Vegas, etc.
Step 2
Launch the selected video creation software. Use the "File" -> "Open" (or "Import") menu to add the required video to the application pasteboard. Using the appropriate tools, trim unnecessary scenes, add a music track, apply certain visual effects, etc.
Step 3
Some video editing programs have DVD burning functionality. If the editor you are using has this option, use it. If not, save the video by selecting "File" -> "Save As" (or "Export"). Then use a separate DVD burner. Among them are such as AVS Disc Creator, Nero Vision, Sony DVD Architect Pro, Ulead DVD Workshop, etc.
Step 4
Run your chosen DVD creation software. Create a new project using the File menu, then add the video you want to burn to disc. You can add multiple files and sort them in the order you want.
Step 5
Next, proceed to create a disc menu. Choose one of the ready-made templates if available, or create your own. Select the background, set the desired colors and font, name the menu items. Additionally, if necessary, specify a music file that will sound in the background.
Step 6
After that, you can see what happened as a result. If you are not satisfied with something, go back to the previous editing point and make changes. If everything is in order, proceed to the stage of writing to disk. Select the drive to be used (if there are several), configure the required recording settings and click the corresponding button to start the process.
