How to create a custom DVD w/ ConvertX2DVD 3.4!

Hey users, this is a tutorial that got from a source online after reading a users post about "How to create a DVD?"

So, first off, the best way to get started is to download this here .

Then after you have ConvertX-2-DVD, you are ready to start burning custom DVD's. =D

So...Lets get Started!

---------------------<How to add your video Files>-------------------------

First you must load the video files you want to convert to a DVD so that you can watch them on any standalone DVD player. Simply click on the green cross to add your videos (1).

These are the supproted files thst you can place on DVD in ConvertX 2 DVD -

avi
divx
xvid
mov
mkv
flv
nsv
dvr-ms
ts, ifo
vob
asf
wmv
realmedia
rm
rmvb
ogm

ConvertXtoDVD will automatically create a DVD menu and each video file will become a separate titleset (1). Since a DVD disk has certain space the more files you add the worst the quality of the final DVD will be since ConvertXtoDVD will encode them to fit in a single disk. Therefore you can have a look at the "Conversion advisor" (2) to see what the quality will be. For about 1h 30m of video quality will be excellent. For less than 3h you will have pretty good quality. You can watch the movie without any problems.

If you expand the "DVD Options" you can customize the DVD Template, play videos one after another, rename your DVD and choose the text style you like. For more information on how to customize your menu template take a look at the end of this guide in the Tips & Tricks.

ConvertXtoDVD comes with some very good templates which you can see by double clicking on the Template option.

In the next screenshot you can see the font adjustments available which appear if you double click on the "Menu text style editor".

---------------------<Add your video title set options>-------------------------

In the DVD menu you can also add thumbnails of each titleset for easier and faster access to them. By default the thumbnail will be taken from the first frame of each video. However you can change it.

You can also add subtitles to each titleset. If you had the subtitles in the same folder with each video file and they also have the same name they will be automatically inserted, you should see something like (1 stream) (1). If you don't right click on the "Subtitle (0 stream)" and browse to where you keep them.