How to Burn Video to DVD on Windows

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• As we all know, DVD is one of the good ways
  for people to store various data for a long term.
  So have you ever thought to burn your homemade
  videos or loved TV series to DVD for store or
  backup? If you want to burn your videos to DVD,
  you have to find a professional software to do
  the burning job. 
• Sothink DVD Creator  is an excellent and
  powerful tool that can help you burn or convert
  all popular video formats such as MKV, MP4, AVI,
  M2TS and more to DVD on Windows quickly and
  effortlessly. It also allows you to burn several
  videos to DVD and to create your own DVD menu.
  The following is a step-by-step guide to show you
  how to burn video to DVD with Sothink DVD
  Creator.
• Step 1 Load the source
• Double click Sothink Media Toolkit icon to
  run it, choose DVD Creator and load the source.

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• Step 2 Choose the output size and select an
  output directory
• Click the drop-down list box under Output
  to decide the output as DVD 5 or DVD 9. And then
  move to the bottom of the interface to select an
  output directory click the drop-down list box to
  select your optical drive as the directory is to
  burn the video to a blank DVD click the folder
  icon to select a directory is to convert the
  video to DVD folder click the image icon to
  select a directory is to convert the video to ISO
  file.

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• Step 3 Customize a DVD menu
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• Click the Next button to customize your
  own menu. Here you can choose the picture you
  like, relocate the widgets and change the font
  color, style and size. If you dont want a menu,
  please choose no menu.

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• Step 4 Customize the output DVD
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• Click Next button to do some advanced
  settings. Here you can change the volume label,
  choose the TV Standard, Aspect Ratio and decide
  the way you would like to play your DVD.

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• Step 5 Start the burning process
• Click the Start button to begin the
  burning process. 
• You see, it is very simple to burn video to
  DVD.
• Until now, Sothink DVD Creator only has a
  Windows version, but a mac version will be
  released in the near future. If you really need a
  tool to convert video to DVD on your mac now, you
  can use Google to find a suitable one.