DVD Flick Creating a simple DVD Burning Add audio tracks Add a menu Video/DVD Software

DVD Flick
This short guide describes how to do a few common tasks in DVD Flick.

Creating a simple DVD: Step 1: Add your titles, Step 2: Edit your titles, Step 3: Configure your project Step 4: Choose a destination folder / Step 5: Burning

Step 6: Encoding, Add subtitles, Add audio tracks, Add a menu 

For Target Format, you must choose which format is used on the standalone DVD Player you will be watching the DVD on. For most Europe, Asian, African and Oceanic countries this should be set to PAL, for most American countries to NTSC. Some DVD Players support both formats, in which case you should select the Mixed format. When using the Mixed format each separate title will be determined to be either PAL or NTSC, and encoded as such. For Encoding Profile, you must make a trade-off between the time it will take to encode the DVD, or the quality thereof. Generally Fast offers reasonable image quality, the difference between Normal and Best is almost unnoticeable. Though if you are going to make a DVD that is near or over 3 hours in length, it is not recommended to choose Fast but Normal or Best instead or the image quality will suffer.

DVD Flick can burn your encoded project straight to disc if it is completed successfully.

To enable this, check the Burn project to disc option under Project Settings, and the Burning tab.Disc label can be set to the label of the disc as displayed by your computer, but is not used by DVD players. Be sure to select the right drive to burn to, and to insert an empty disc in it before starting the encoding. If you would rather have just an ISO image of the DVD to burn at your own leisure, only check the Create ISO image option, and enter a disc label.

Items contained on this CD are distributed freely and globally under the terms of the GNU Public License, the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) and SOME may be available on the public domain

Software compatible with all windows!

This software will come on a plain CD under terms of GNU. PLEASE NOTE THIS ITEM IS NOT BOXED