How to burn AVI to DVD for viewing on DVD player?

How to burn AVI to DVD for viewing on DVD player?

A file with the AVI file extension is an Audio Video Interleave file. It is one of the most popular formats used by video files and some portable devices. Want to enjoy AVI file on DVD player? You may play AVI files on a DVD player directly, or not. If not, you need to convert [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] disc.

Can I play AVI files on a DVD player?
Well, it depends on what DVD player you have. Look into the player manual, it'll tell you what formats are supported. E.g. I have a relatively new DVD player and it has a USB port from where I can play AVI and DivX files on a USB stick. I can also burn AVI/DivX as a DATA DVD and play it on this player. I can do this because my DVD player supports playing AVI files (encoded with Xvid or DivX). (Tips: More often than not, there will be a DivX logo on your DVD player if it plays AVI files.)

If your DVD player is a bit old one, you will need to convert and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], and then you can play AVI files on your DVD player. In order to do so, you’re gonna need the help of a DVD burning software. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] is one of the best and most reliable [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] which lets you burn AVI, MP4, MKV, MPG, WMV, MOD, M2TS, TS and other files to DVD which can be played on a DVD player. Check out the step by step guide below and learn how to convert and burn AVI to DVD easily and effectively. You may also burn AVI to DVD on Mac using [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.].

Step-by-step Guide to Convert AVI to DVD with AVI to DVD Converter

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Step 1 Import AVI Files to DVD Creator
Once you’ve installed this AVI to DVD burner, launch it and add your AVI files by either clicking on “+” button or by dragging files to the program.
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Step 2 Customize DVD Project (Optional)
DVD Creator lets you do a few things to personalize your DVD project. The built-in video-editor lets you crop, trim, rotate, add watermark and adjust video effects. The housed various DVD menu templates lets you customize the DVD menu easily with fabulous effects.

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When you are done with above options, there is burning settings. Click the Burn tab. You can label the disc whatever you want, number the DVD copies you want to burn, select the TV standard between NTSC and PAL.

When you are finished with these settings, all that is left to do at this point is click the Burn button. Depending on the amount of content to encode and the speed of your computer, the time this process will take will vary. Generally speaking, DVD Creator is faster than all alternatives without compromising on quality. When you’re done, you may take the DVD and play it on DVD players. Have fun.

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