Burn

Burn Key Features:

Burn your files to a disc so you can access them later on. Choose different filesystems so you can share your files with people with different operating systems. Change advanced settings like, file permissions, the disc icon, file dates and more on the fly in Burns inspector.

Create standard Audio-CD discs with ease. Just drop your audio files in Burns audio list. Want more music on your disc, Burn can create MP3 discs. More and more players support these discs. Higher quality, no problem, Burn can create DVD-Audio discs, which can contain more and higher quality files. Burn offers advanced options like CD-Text and mp3 tag editing to personalize your disc.

Made your own movies and want to share them with family and friends? No problem. Burn can create a wide range of video discs. From VideoCD to DVD-Video discs. And DivX discs to fit more of your videos on a disc. To personalize your DVD-Video disc, burn can create interactive menus. Choose a theme in Burn or create your own.

Allready have discs you like to reproduce. Don't worry, Burn can help you. Burn can copy discs or use disk images to recreate your discs. With one drive Burn still will be able to copy a disc, by temporary saving the disc.

Forget worrying about conversion. Burn will take your video and audio files and turns them in the right format. In the preferences you can set the options for quality and size.

iDVD VS Burn

Burn is a freeware that make burning DVDs just that much easier. I don't know about you, but I don't have the time to mess around with creating menus on iDVD. Also, iDVD only lets you have two hours of play time per-DVD. This can be really annoying. Burn doesn't have menu options or anything fancy like that. It is a bare bones DVD burning software, but it works wonderfully.

Burn can burn five different mediums of media onto DVD. They include: MP3s and audio CDs, video in the following formats: VCD, SVCD, DVD and DivX. It can also burn pictures or copies of normal disk images, cue/bin images and toc images, and it can copy data disks.

Burn Screenshot

How to use Burn

• After installing Burn, launch it. Click the Video tab. In the dropdown menu select DVD-Video.


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• Click Burn Menu and go to preference panel, and then click on the Video tab. Set the Region setting to your specific DVD region (for example: US = NTSC, Europe = PAL). If you want to change audio code, customize DVD menu and preview the burned video, you can click DVD tab to open the setting panel.


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• Now it’s time to import video files into Burn. You can drag and drop your video into Burn. For the un-compatible video, Burn will convert it automatically, this process will cost a few times. If you want to convert video faster, you can use this video converter for mac.
• Once you have added the video files into Burn, click the big Burn button in the bottom right hand corner to continue. A burning settings window will be pop up like the one below. The defaults should be fine, and then click Burn, wait a few minutes, Burn will automatically burn your video files to DVD. That’s all.


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