How to Copy Mpeg Movies to DVD
Many of the videos downloaded from the Internet are encoded in the MPEG video format. Although these videos can be played on the computer without a problem, the format is not directly compatible with DVD video standards. In order to burn an MPEG file for viewing on a set-top DVD player, the file must undergo a conversion process. Use ImTOO MPEG to DVD Converter to copy your MPEG files to a DVD for viewing on a standalone DVD player.
Other People Are Reading
Instructions
-
-
1
Download and install ImTOO MPEG to DVD Converter. Launch the program after it is installed.
-
2
Click "File," then click "Add Video Files." Double click on the MPEG file that you would like to convert. Repeat this step for each MPEG file that you wish to add to the DVD.
-
-
3
Click "Tools," then click "Preferences." In the window that appears, choose "NTSC" for the video format.
-
4
Choose "16:9" in the "Aspect Ratio" section if you have a widescreen television, or "4:3" if you do not.
-
5
Select "Letterbox," "Pan and Scan," or "Full Screen" to determine whether the video will be re-sized to fill the entire area of the television. Click "OK."
-
6
Insert a disc into your computer, and click the flame-shaped icon on the bottom of the window. This will create a DVD from your MPEG files. The finished disc can be viewed on a set-top DVD player.
-
1
