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<blockquote data-quote="trory100" data-source="post: 1852121" data-attributes="member: 314401"><p>I use DVD Flick. It burns basically any type of file. It&#039;s pretty straight to the point there&#039;s not a million options or anything. Click &quot;add titles&quot;. Find the folder with the video. If you find the folder and your video doesn&#039;t appear to be in the folder look at the bottom right of the box and directly above &quot;open&quot; it might say &quot;media files&quot; change that to &quot;all files&quot; and then everything in the folder will appear. Then click on the file you want then click &quot;open&quot;. Click &quot;edit title&quot; if you want to add chapters it automatically set whether it should be widescreen or fullscreen but you can change it but what it chooses is usually what will look best. Then project settings you can choose whether you want ntsc or pal format stuff like that most u.s dvd players only play ntsc. A menu is optional. There&#039;s more options there just click around. I know I make it sound hard but it really isn&#039;t. Just us this as a walkthrough. There&#039;s a guide on the website if you have questions. And it&#039;s completely free. Here the download link&nbsp; http://www.dvdflick.net/download.php</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="trory100, post: 1852121, member: 314401"] I use DVD Flick. It burns basically any type of file. It's pretty straight to the point there's not a million options or anything. Click "add titles". Find the folder with the video. If you find the folder and your video doesn't appear to be in the folder look at the bottom right of the box and directly above "open" it might say "media files" change that to "all files" and then everything in the folder will appear. Then click on the file you want then click "open". Click "edit title" if you want to add chapters it automatically set whether it should be widescreen or fullscreen but you can change it but what it chooses is usually what will look best. Then project settings you can choose whether you want ntsc or pal format stuff like that most u.s dvd players only play ntsc. A menu is optional. There's more options there just click around. I know I make it sound hard but it really isn't. Just us this as a walkthrough. There's a guide on the website if you have questions. And it's completely free. Here the download link http://www.dvdflick.net/download.php [/QUOTE]

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