How to Burn MPEG/MPG to DVD Discs

Do you have MPEG files stored on your Mac or computer, and wonder how to burn MPEG to DVD? Perhaps you have tried to burn the MPEG/MPG files but don't find the best way. When you want to burn it to DVD, you need to find a professional DVD Creator on your computer or a DVD Creator for Mac installed on your Mac, which can provide you with the simplest solution to burn MPEG videos to DVD. Let's share the simple steps below.

Free download the MPEG to DVD burner, install and run it:

If you are a Windows user, please go to the detailed tutorial of DVD Creator >>

Here let's take the Mac version as an example:

1Load MPEG videos to the MPEG to DVD Converter

Directly drag and drop MPEG/MPG files into the program on the Mac (Snow Leopard, Lion included). Added videos can be previewed in the left window. And you also can load pictures to make slideshows.

2Edit MPEG videos (Optional)

You can crop videos, trim videos, rotate videos, etc. You may also customize the DVD by adding dynamic or static DVD menus to personalize your output DVD disc. If you want to keep the original video, just skip this step and jump to the next one.

3Convert MPEG to DVD on Mac

Select "DVD" as the output option and Click "Burn" to get started on burning MEPG to DVD on Mac. Then the next work is for the DVD Creator for Mac.

Once the burning is finished on your Mac, you can watch them on home DVD player or portable DVD players.

Here is the video tutorial on converting MPEG videos to DVD.

What is MPEG File?

MPEG file format is a compression format developed by MPEG, Moving Picture Experts Group, which was formed by the ISO to set standards for audio and video compression and transmission. Its first meeting was in May 1988 in Ottawa, Canada. MPEG's official designation is ISO/IEC JTC1/SC29 WG11.

How to Play MPEG Files on Mac?

VLC Media Player is all-round media player. VLC Media Player for Mac supports many kinds of multimedia formats, without the need for additional codecs like MPEG, AVI, ASF, WMV, WMA, MP4, MOV, 3GP and so on.