AVI to DVD Converter for Mac,convert .avi video files to dvd on Mac OS X with AVI to DVD Converter Mac

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AVI to DVD Converter for Mac can not only convert .avi video files to dvd, MPEG to DVD, DivX to DVD, and burn DVD movie from videos, but also burn DVD folder to DVD, ISO file to DVD on Mac.

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AVI to DVD Converter for Mac http://www.4yousoft.com/mac-dvd-creator/avi-to-dvd-converter-mac-X.htm AVI is Microsoft's response to Apple's QuickTime technology. Early AVI files were limited on choice of video and audio codecs, quality, and resolution. However, with the introduction of DirectShow, AVI became a very flexible and powerful architecture. Some new codecs, such as DivX and XviD enable AVI files to have similar or even better quality than DVD. AVI to DVD Converter for Mac can not only convert .avi video files to dvd, MPEG to DVD, DivX to DVD, and burn DVD movie from videos, but also burn DVD folder to DVD, ISO file to DVD on Mac. Creating ISO file and DVD folder from various video formats are also available in this DVD creator Mac software. How to convert .avi files to dvd with AVI to DVD Converter Mac? Step 1: Insert a disc Insert a blank or rewritable disc into your recordable drive: DVD-5 or DVD-9. Step 2: Load .avi video files Run the Mac AVI to DVD Converter and load the files you want to convert by clicking the "Add Video Files" button at the left bottom of the main interface or go to "File > Add Video Files". Step 3: Make DVD menu This software supports DVD menu making. You can do it optionally by clicking "Template" and choose the menu template you like from the list. Step 4: Start to burn Click the button at the left side of the preview window or click "Actions > Start Burn" to create your DVD. If the inserted disc is rewritable with data, the software will remind you of whether to erase the rewritable disc before starting burning.

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