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How to Burn DV Videos to DVD on Mac?
With DV camcorder is getting popular and popular, we find it's a really good companion to make our happy moments permanent. We can take DV videos of home parties, family reunion, travel or whatever that we cherish. Do you want to burn DV videos to DVD for lifetime preservation or watch your happy moments on TV? Aimersoft DVD Creator for Mac is a professional DV to DVD Burner for Mac to help you to burn DV videos on Mac easily. The detailed guide below shows you the easy steps.
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1Load DV video files
Launch DV to DVD Burner for Mac and import DV videos into the program.
2Edit DV videos
The video editing feature enables you to edit videos: crop, trim, add watermark, adjust DV video effect, etc. Various built-in dynamic & static DVD menus let you make the most customized DVDs.
3Burn DV to DVD on your Mac
Once you've done with all settings, now you can click on Burn button on burn DV videos to DVD disc on your Mac.
The DV videos to DVD burning process on your Mac will take a while depending on the size and length of your DV videos. You will be able to watch them on your DVD player once the burning is completed.
Tips:
For Windows users, Aimersoft DVD Creator lets you burn DV videos to DVD disc on Windows for playback on home DVD player.
What is DV?
DV stands for "Digital Video." Unlike traditional analog video, which is captured frame by frame on a tape, digital video is recorded digitally, as ones and zeros. Since it is stored in a digital format, digital video can be recognized and edited by a computer, which is also a digital device.
How to Transfer DV Videos to Computer?
DV camcorders, including Mini DV and HDV, record digital video and therefore can export the footage to a computer using a Firewire (IEEE 1394) cable. Analog camcorders such as SVHS and Hi-8 devices must be run through a analog to digital converter (DAC) in order to be transferred to a computer.