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DVD Burning Xpress is a DVD authoring tool combined with video editing and DVD burning. It burns your home movies onto DVD in a cheapest and easiest way.

DVD Burning Xpress transform raw videos into professional-looking movies and burn them on CD or DVD disc. With DVD Burning Xpress, you can create, edit your home movies right on your computer and turn your digital media into memorable projects on CD or DVD to share with family and friends.

With simple 3 steps, you can burn your video to DVD disc easily.

Step 1: Capture DV to AVI files with DVD Burning Xpress:

Capture DV from miniDV to computer with DVD Burning Xpress is very easy. First of all, you should connect your camcorder with computer with a 1394 cable, turn on your camcorder and change to VCR mode, then run DVD Burning Xpress, and click the "Capture DV" button, the capture DV dialog will appear( Figure 1):

Within the dialog, there are some camcorder playback control buttons, with these buttons, you can rewind or advance DV tape to the position you want to capture. Then click the "Start Capture" button. Your DV tape will be captured to AVI format and saved on your hard drive.

Step 2: Organize your video files:

After capturing DV, the video files will be added to the main screen. Within this screen, you can organize your video files to several groups, each group has a thumbnail on the DVD disc menu, video files could be trimmed and transition effects could be added between the video clips. Background music could be also added to the video. To add a DVD menu item, you can click the "Add DVD Menu Item" button on the left panel. The video files could be reviewed by clicking the "Play" button. Other video files could be also added to the disc with the "Add Video Files" button. After organizing the video staffs, the videos could be burn to DVD / SVCD disc within next step.

Step 3: Burn Video to DVD Disc:

Clicking the right-most button on the main screen, you can burn the video files to DVD disc. The burning DVD disc dialog will appear as shown on the left side. Put an DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW disc into your DVD writer, then click the "Burn Now" Button, your home video files will be burned to DVD disc and you can enjoy your home DVD disc on TV screen with a DVD player.

• No Experience Necessary
• Video Look Great On TV
• Hollywood-style DVD menus
• Import and Capture Videos and Audios from Anywhere
• What You Watch Is What You Get
• All-in-One Movie DVD Maker
• Burn your videos on DVDs or SVCD directly

DVDs offer a great way to share your home movies with friends and family because of the growing popularity of DVD players. Thanks to advances in technology, it is possible for almost anyone to do some digital video editing works such as creating desktop video productions at home.

DVD Burning Xpress can auto-scans your DV tape. You then select the clips you want and the click the Burn Now button to burn a movie DVD disc complete with text, transitions and music. It's the fastest way to get your videos onto DVD.

With DVD Burning Xpress, it's simple and fun to make great-looking DVDs. Now, anyone with a DVD player can enjoy your creations.

DVD Burning Xpress is the easiest and quickest way to turn your videos into high quality DVD or VCD movies. It enables you to build your movie with a few simple drag-and-drops, delete bad shots and include only the best scenes and then burn your movie via the CD or DVD disc which can be played on most DVD players connected to TV.

DVD Burning Xpress enables you to make cool movies and burn your creative works on DVD disc like a pro in a snap : Create, edit, and share your home movies right on your computer. Build your movie with a few simple drag-and-drops. Delete bad shots and include only the best scenes. You can even edit and combine popular file formats including AVI, WMV, ASF, MPEG, JPEG and many more. This really comes in handy and saves a lot of time, when you want to create something truly unique from multiple media sources.

System Requirements :

• SP2 for Windows XP
• Personal or multimedia computer with a 1.5 gigahertz (GHz) or higher processor
• 256 megabytes (MB) or higher of RAM
• 2.0 GB of available hard-disk space or higher
• CD-ROM or DVD drive
• XGA (1024x768) or higher resolution monitor
• DirectX 9 or later graphics support

videos put onto dvd

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