Burning Video Disks:

Burn can create four types of video disks. VCD is the first digital video disk format. After that came SVCD which has a higher resolution. Then came DVD-Video disks which are now the common way to distribute digital video. A lot of the modern DVD-Players can play DivX disks. This format is especially popular on the internet. DivX files are often a lot smaller than MPEG2 (used on DVD-Video disks), but still look and sound reasonable.

1 Select a format
Choose a format in the popup. It's important to know which video-disks are supported by your player. Check your manual or player to see what's supported.

2 Select some video files
Select some video files, most video files are supported.
Note: some protected QuickTime files may not work.

3 Drop them in the list:
Drop the selected files in the list. If the files are already the right format they will be added. If not Burn will ask to convert them to the right format.

4 Click on Burn
This will bring up a dialog.
Note: there might be a other dialog asking where to save some files depending on the video disk type.

5 Choose options
By clicking on the expand button, you can choose options how to handle recording. Burn will save these options and they will be used for future disks.

6 Burn the disk
Now click Burn to burn the disk.