How to Burn eMule Videos to DVD on Mac?
From eMule, you can get rich sources on HD movies, TV series, variety shows, music albums, lecture videos, eBooks, novels and so on. If you are interested in searching and downloading these items, after a month or less time, your hard drive will be full. At this time, you may wish to store the big videos to another place, or save the precious videos which are found hardly to a safe place, then a DVD is what you need. Once in DVD formats, the eMule videos will be out of computer failure threat. Meanwhile you will gain extra valuable disc space.
What is needed to burn a DVD from eMule Videos?
With DVD Creator, you can convert eMule videos (in different video formats) to DVD without losing the quality. DVD creator supports both Windows OS and Mac OS. If you want to burn DVD on Mac running Mac OS X Snow Leopard, Lion etc., choose DVD Creator for Mac to achieve it.
How to burn a DVD with DVD Creator for Mac?
Once you've downloaded the program, follow the set up wizard to install it, and then insert a blank, recordable DVD disc into your computer's DVD burner drive.
Step 1 Load eMule videos
Drag and drop videos directly into the program, or just load them from the Media Bower (iMovie /iPhoto /iTunes…). The loaded files will be shown in thumbnail at the file list. You can merge, split or rearrange them by dragging and dropping the thumbnail freely as you like.
Step 2 Edit eMule videos (Optional)
Highlight a file and click "Edit" to enter the edit interface.
The built-in video editor lets you crop, trim, rotate, add watermark and apply special effects to videos. Create personalized videos in your own style.
Step 3 Burn eMule videos to DVD
Click on "Burn" button, there will be a window with four output choices: DVD, ISO file, DVD Folder (Video_TS) and .dvdmedia file. Select the output option as DVD disc, name DVD disc and save the settings. Once everything is ready, click on "Start" button to burn DVD Mac from eMule videos.
Tip: Save the output settings as a project file which can be loaded for further editing and burning. Thus you will not need to set the same output every time.
After a few minutes (the time depends on the length of your videos), you will enjoy the burned DVD without quality loss or flaws.
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