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InterVideo WinDVD Creator

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Make Movie This is the final step of your DVD project. You select a format, the type of TV system, and volume name. 1 If your project is already open, click the Make Movie button and skip to step 5. 2 Click Start, choose All Programs, Video, InterVideo WinDVD Creator, and then click InterVideo WinDVD Creator again. 3 Select the Open existing project button and select your project. 4 Click the Make Movie button. 5 Insert a blank recordable DVD or CD into your drive. 6 Choose one from each of the following sections (order of selections may differ). Select Format TV System Volume Name of Disc Select Device Burning Speed Burn to Disc Function Select one of the formats to record your project. Select between NTSC and PAL for your TV system. The NTSC format is used in North America, and the PAL format is used in European and Asian countries/regions. Enter a Volume name for your disc (optional). Select the device that contains the blank recordable DVD or CD. Select the speed to use when recording your project. Select where you would like the file to be recorded: Burn to Disc: Use this to burn directly to a DVD or CD. Write content to hard disk for later burning: Use this to create the file on your hard disk drive. 7 Click the right arrow and then click Start. 8 Click OK. Creating DVD Movies 145

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Creating DVD Movies
145
Make Movie
This is the final step of your DVD project. You select
a format, the type of TV system, and volume name.
1
If your project is already open, click the
Make Movie
button and skip to step 5.
2
Click
Start
, choose
All Programs
,
Video
,
InterVideo WinDVD Creator
, and then
click
InterVideo WinDVD Creator
again.
3
Select the
Open existing project
button
and select your project.
4
Click the
Make
Movie
button.
5
Insert a blank recordable DVD or CD into
your drive.
6
Choose one from each of the following
sections (order of selections may differ).
7
Click the right arrow and then click
Start
.
8
Click
OK
.
Select
Function
Format
Select one of the formats to
record your project.
TV System
Select between
NTSC
and
PAL
for your TV system.
The NTSC format is used
in North America, and the
PAL format is used in
European and Asian
countries/regions.
Volume
Name
of Disc
Enter a Volume name for
your disc (optional).
Select
Device
Select the device that
contains the blank
recordable DVD or CD.
Burning
Speed
Select the speed to use
when recording your
project.
Burn to
Disc
Select where you would
like the file to be recorded:
Burn to Disc:
Use this
to burn directly to a DVD
or CD.
Write content to hard
disk for later burning:
Use this to create the file
on your hard disk drive.