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how to use Free DVD creator to create DVD, burn video files to DVD?

Free DVD Creator enables you Create DVD from almost any video files and helps you add your own subtitles, menu, it has easy to use interface and completely free of any adware, spyware. Free DVD Creator can satisfy most requirements to burn video files to DVD disc, all the resulted DVD can playback on your DVD player, Media Center or Home Cinema Set.

However the bad side of Free DVD Creator is that it can’t edit your video files before making a DVD, meaning you won’t be able to split, trim, crop video clips if you need to cut out unwanted frames like credits, commercials. There is no Mac version available, but only for Windows 7, Vista, XP and Windows 2000. So, if you need to create a DVD from AVI file on Mac or would like to cut out some unwanted frames before burning avi to DVD, you can use AVI to DVD Creator which is available for Mac as well as Windows AVI to DVD Creator can create DVD from AVI file on Windows as well as Mac. You can burn DVD from Xvid AVI, Divx AVI and DV-AVI. And AVI file from Windows media player file or Windows movie maker can also be burned to DVD.

Here is an example

AVI is a file container by Microsoft; stores video data that may be encoded in a variety of codecs; typically uses less compression than similar formats.

AVI to DVD Creator can be simple and fast to use to create DVD from Xvid AVI, Divx AVI and DV-AVI. AVI can be burned to DVD disc, DVD folder as well as ISO files with super fast speed and high out quality on Windows 7, Vista

If you use Apple Mac, no worry, we have AVI to DVD creator for Mac

With avi to DVD creator, you also doing editing to video like splitting, cutting, joining, aspect ratios can be customized from 4:3 to 16:9. You can also capture still images from AVI video file.

1: Load video files
Run AVI to DVD Creator and click “Add Video File” button on the toolbar or click “File > Add Video File(s)…” option from the main menu to load the AVI files you want to burn. Or directly dragging files into interface.

Step2: Select output mode in “Destination”
Insert an empty DVD disc, and choose the disc you insert from the “Destination” drop-down list for OK. And enter a name in the “DVD Name” textbox as the output DVD name.

3: Start creating
Select the disc type you need and click “Start Burn” button at the right bottom of the file list to start creating.

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