Arrange videos as DVD titles
Review your videos' order in the authoring title list and trim unwanted footage. DVD-Video authoring builds a playable disc structure, which differs from copying MP4 files to a data disc.
Audio Video Suite for Windows
Create a DVD from your own videos
Arrange your videos, choose a DVD menu and build a VIDEO_TS folder or ISO image with Freemore Audio Video Suite. When the ISO is ready, open the Windows burning workflow to write it to compatible media.
- DVD-Video folders and ISO images
- Interactive menu themes and ordered titles
- PAL or NTSC with disc-capacity settings
Free to use · Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit · Version 8.2.0
Prepare the DVD structure before writing a disc
Choose the disc's playback settings
Select PAL or NTSC and a 16:9 or 4:3 aspect ratio appropriate for your intended player. Choose 4.7 GB or 8.5 GB capacity and an available quality mode. Automatic best fit balances encoding against the chosen disc capacity.
Add a menu and build the output
Choose an interactive menu theme: Ocean, Cinema or Light. Generate a VIDEO_TS folder, an ISO image or both. The folder contains the DVD structure; the ISO packages it for burning.
Burn after the ISO is ready
Burn ISO opens Windows disc-image burning. Writing requires a compatible DVD writer, blank media and Windows support. Keep the ISO to burn another copy without authoring again.
How to create a DVD folder or ISO
1. Add and arrange videos
Queue your source files, make any needed trims, and check the title order.
2. Open Create DVD
Choose the disc name, PAL or NTSC, aspect ratio, capacity, quality and menu theme.
3. Build the DVD
Choose folder, ISO or both and start authoring. Review the output and any reported errors.
4. Write a disc if needed
With a suitable writer and blank disc available, use Burn ISO to open the Windows burning workflow.
Choose the output you need
| Option | When to choose it | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| VIDEO_TS folder | Inspect or use an authored DVD folder. | Use a player or workflow that understands DVD structure. |
| DVD ISO | Keep a disc image for burning later. | Have compatible writer, media and Windows support. |
| Blu-ray authoring | Create a separate HD disc project. | Its continuous-playlist workflow has no interactive menu designer. |
DVD creation questions
Can I make a DVD from MP4 videos?
Yes, when the source files can be decoded. Add the videos and use Create DVD to build DVD-Video output.
Is the Suite a standalone disc burner?
It authors folders and ISO images. Burn ISO invokes Windows disc-image burning; physical burning requires suitable hardware, media and system support.
Can I copy a protected movie DVD?
No. Protected sources are rejected. The Suite can import logical titles from supported unencrypted DVD-Video folders.
Does DVD creation keep my video in 4K?
No. DVD-Video uses DVD-compatible output. The Suite has separate Blu-ray authoring, but it does not provide 4K UHD Blu-ray authoring.
Download Audio Video Suite for Windows
Build your DVD folder or ISO, then burn it when your disc and writer are ready.
64-bit Windows 10 version 2004 or later, or Windows 11. Microsoft .NET Desktop Runtime 8 x64 is required.
