DVD Flick is an opensource program to create DVDs and VCDs. From all of the programs that I've tested, this is the most complete and easy to use.

With this program you can add one or more video files, depending on the file size and the media (CD, DVD, etc.). You can also add different audio tracks and subtitles automatically. Adding subtitles with this program is a good idea since you can later choose to watch the video with or without subtitles and even select which subtitle from those you inserted.

The program does everything for you, it converts the audio and video tracks and when finished it records everything automatically on a DVD. Or, if you prefer it can create an ISO file so you can later burn on to a DVD in case your computer doesn't have a DVD burner.

A simple burning is extremely easy, just follow three steps:

1. Click on "Add title";
2. Click on "Edit titles" if you want to add subtitles or different audio tracks;
3. When done just press "Create DVD".

But, if you want to modify more settings (chapters, audio coding, etc.) you are also able to do so. Watch the video for a complete tour:

 

 

It is important to note that the entire process is quite lengthy and because of the conversion tasks it can take up quite a bit of resources from your computer. Thus, as a tip leave the program running while you sleep.

Enjoy!

TrackBack URI for this entry