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Creating/authoring your own DVD is fun and easy. With the help of Super DVD Creator you can create a DVD movie from your collection of movies saved in your hard drive, video clippings, flash videos, movies created through Windows movie maker and recorded videos from your camcorder, phone or other video recording devices. You can also customize the menu background or even add background music and play them on your home DVD player. Burning Requirements:
For system requirements and installation guide click Super DVD Creator Installation Guide. Getting Started Step 1: Load a blank DVD media into your DVD burner. Step 2: Open Super DVD Creator 9.8 program.
Step 3: If you want to burn .VOB files click here otherwise click on DVD Disc Builder icon.
Step 4: Add the files that you want to burn by clicking on the “+” button. You can add as many video clips as you want as long as it will not exceed the maximum capacity of your blank disc. If you wish to use a double layer disc (DVD-9) click on the “DVD-5” button to toggle between DVD-5 and DVD-9 media.
Step 5: After adding the files click on the next button to continue to the next step which is customizing the DVD menu. If you do not wish to create a DVD menu uncheck the “Create DVD Menu” option to proceed directly to the burning process.
Step 6: Customizing title menu.
7.1 To create chapter menu, put a check mark on the “Create DVD Chapter Menu” checkbox and a new Chapter Menu tab will appear beside Title Menu tab.
7.2 To customize the chapter menu, select what movie or video you want to change/edit its chapters by clicking on the thumbnails in the Title Menu and then click on the Chapter Menu tab. Just follow the steps in Step 6 if you wish to change the background, add title text or add background music.
7.3 If you wish to change the number of chapters click on
Step 8: Burning process. After configuring all the desired settings click on the “Next” button at the bottom right of the program to proceed with the burning process.
Check all the settings if they are all correct and click on the “Start” button to start the burning process. Make sure there’s enough disk space (at least 10GB) you set for the Output Folder. If you want to change the Output Folder setting, click on
Step 9: When burning is completed close the program and test the DVD if you were able to burn successfully. If you wish to burn another video file repeat all the steps from 1-9.
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