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Source Two Popular Ways to Burn MP4 to DVD Mac

Cisdem DVD Burner is recommended as the most popular tool to burn MP4 to DVD on Mac, attributing to its powerful features:

1. Support virtually any video input
2. Support batch burning DVD
3. personalize videos with watermarks, subtitles, menu, template, etc.
4. PreviewProcess 10-20x faster
5. Being highly compatible with macOS

Use a 3rd party DVD burning software, it can burn a complete DVD easily.

If you are using windows to burn the a dvd movie, then it won't be able to be play because normaly windows would only burn files as a ISO file. You will need burning program like Nero to burn your dvd, it will allow you to make a workable dvd that you can play on dvd players and other dvd device.

if its a dvd rom you cant burn if its advd burner you need a burning program such as nero you can download free ones from the net at cnet,download.com,major geeks,tucows,freeware to name a few
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You may need to install DVD burning software such as Nero or Ashampoo burning studio (a LOT cheaper than Nero!!!)

DVD ROM will only play DVD's. In order to Burn DVD's you will need a DVDRW which is a reader and a writer (burner)

Before you decide to burn a DVD, it is important to know what kind of DVD you would like to burn. The type of DVD will usually determine the process you use to go about burning. The three most common types of DVDs to burn are Data DVD's, Multimedia Files to a DVD and making a copy and burning a commercial DVD. The burning process will be determined by the type of data you want to burn. You could do three possible actions:

1. Burn Data to a DVD
2. Burn Multimedia Files to a DVD
3. Copy and Burn a Commercial DVD

Burning Data to a DVD Ordinary data such as documents, spreadsheets, database files and backup files require only general DVD burning programs. The data that you burn can be viewed on any type of computer with a DVD drive. Popular DVD burning software programs include Nero 9 and Super DVD Creator 9.8.8. You will need to purchase or download any of the DVD burning software titles that are available on the market. For some computers that are purchased new, DVD burning software already comes installed and configured for your machine and DVD burner. You just need to open up your DVD burner software, choose to burn a data DVD and follow the instructions. You can usually burn a full length DVD (about 4.7 GB of data) in less than 20 minutes and even quicker with high speed DVD burners. Burning Multimedia Files to a DVD Multimedia files are usually larger files that include video either recorded from a TV set, camcorder or digital camera or downloaded from the internet. You may also want to convert an old VHS tape to a more user friendly DVD. With today's DVD authoring tools, you can easily burn multimedia files and give them professional features such as adding a title or menu page or cataloguing many TV shows that you have already saved on your computer's hard drive. Some DVD burning software packages even allow you to add subtitles that you can create yourself. You can add DRM (digital rights management) with the help of your burning software, if you are creating commercial videos that you would want to make difficult to copy. Copying and Burning a Commercial DVD Many people use their DVD burner to burn copies of commercial DVDs. In most parts of the world, it is illegal to copy a commercial DVD and sell or distribute it. However, you may want to make a copy for archiving purposes. There are many tools that can copy a commercial DVD. However, apart from the normal DVD burner and DVD burning software, you will also need special software that can decode or crack the digital rights management. It is also important to note that besides cracking the code and copying the data of the commercial DVD, you may need to shrink the file. Most commercial DVDs are dual layer and have between 7 and 8.4 GB of data. These files must be compressed to fit on a normal 4.7 GB DVD. Once you have cracked the commercial DVD and compressed it, you can use ordinary DVD burning software to burn your DVD.

There are some Burning Software that cannot support DVD to DVD burning but can support burning from Windows Media Video, MPG, AVI and other media to DVD burning.

Check if the CD you are using is a DVD type, if not a DVD type, just a CD, burn the film as CD DVD not DVD. I suggest try using new Version of NERO Burning.. it can support DVD to DVD burning.. TY


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