subject: How to Convert, Burn MKV to DVD [print this page] How to Convert, Burn MKV to DVD How to Convert, Burn MKV to DVD
Here is an easy MKV to DVD burning solution with MKV to DVD converter.
MKV to DVD - Import MKV Files
Click "Load Video" to select video files from the pop up. All imported videos will be listed at the left panel. Drag and drop loaded video files to storyboard below to organize titleset.
MKV to DVD Edit MKV Files
Crop: You may cut off the black edges of your video by cropping. You can specify an area either by dragging the frame on the video or setting the crop values: Left, Top. Or simply, you can set cropped area size.
Effect: To make your video special than others, this feature lets you drag slider to adjust brightness, contrast, and saturation. There are also Gray, Emboss, Negative, Old Film or No effects for your choice.
Trim - You can trim a clip by setting the start time and the end time, or simply drag the sidebar to decide the length of the clip.
Watermark: If you want to claim the copyright of your video or simply want your video more special, this feature enables you to startup watermark by either image or text.
Convert MKV to DVD - Customize DVD menu
Click "Menu" to customize your DVD menu. There are different styles of built-in templates, frames and buttons for your choice. To apply a template, frame or button, you can just double click it.
You can even add text, background music and background image to customize the menu.
MKV to DVD Burn!
Congratulations! Now you're ready to burn MKV to DVD! Well, almost. There's one more settings you may need to change.
From the home screen, click "Burn" button at the menu bar, a manament screen appears where you can determine your DVD name, DVD Drive, number of copies, TV Standard, Aspect Ratio, etc.
DVD Label: Name your DVD. ie. Inception.
Burn to: You can either burn MKV to DVD(Disc), DVD Folder, or DVD ISO File. If you prefer to burn MKV to DVD Disc, then choose a good media which will determine the DVD burning result directly.
Drive: Select your DVD drive.
Number of Copies: You may burn more than one copy of your videos by setting the number.
TV Standard: Set the TV standard of your DVD, NTSC is used in USA, Canada and Japan; PAL is used in Europe and Asia.
Aspect Ratio: To specify the DVD movie visual effect on TV, select 4:3 for a regular TV and select 16:9 for a wide screen TV.
When you are done, save your changes and start burning MKV to DVD by clicking "Start".