Precious memories could be
treasured on your mind for the rest of your
life. Digital memories, which are filmed by
your digital camera or camcorder on those sweet
and fantastic holidays, should be saved on DVD
for the sake of long time collection, so that
you could enjoy these funny, touching, comical
videos with your family members and even let
your offspring be part of these precious moments.
Want to find a way to burn your holiday videos
on DVD so that you can watch them on your DVD
player? Nevertheless, here are some of the ways
in which you can do this yourself:
First,the proper tools are
needed. You can use DVD burner to create the
video menu and start the burning process.
Typically, your DVD burner
will also have the ability to convert different
video files into the proper formats that are
suitable to be burned onto DVD. Otherwise, you
have to download or purchase video converters.
It is very easy to start the burning process
when you convert video files to the right file
format.
There are two choices to
burn video from your digital camcorder to DVD.
Firstly, upload the video onto your computer
and follow the methods given above.
Secondly, use a DVD recorder.
Simply turn on your recorder and the television
is hooked up to. Next, plug in your digital
camcorder, and then turn it on. You should keep
the digital camcorder in playback mode. Then
connect a FireWire cable from the output of
the digital camcorder into the input of the
DVD recorder. Or, you can use analog cables
instead of FireWire. You should pay attention
that the inputs on your DVD recorder are matchable
with the ones of the digital camcorder you are
using. Lastly, put the recordable DVD into the
recorder and start recording.
The special program is needed
if you want to burn a VHS tape onto a DVD. The
point is that VHS is in analog and DVD is digital.
It is necessary to use an analog to digital
video capture device, which is plugged into
your USB port, to convert the VHS into a digital
file. Now, follow the process of burning video
on your computer to DVD.
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