Introducing Movie DVD Maker

Burning home movies to a DVD is easy to do today with Movie DVD Maker.

DVDs offer a great way to share your home movies with friends and families because of the growing popularity of DVD players. Thanks to the advanced development in technology, it is possible for almost anyone to do some digital video editing works such as creating desktop video productions at home.

Movie DVD Maker is an all-in-one video to DVD tool which transfers video files and camcorder tapes directly into DVD disc. It can capture video clips from DV camcorder, edit video and burn movie on DVD or CD.

With Movie DVD Maker, it's simple and fun to make great-looking DVDs and anyone with a DVD player can enjoy your creations. Movie DVD Maker is the easiest and quickest way to turn your videos into high quality DVD or VCD movies: Create, edit, and share your home movies right on your computer. Build your movie with a few simple drag-and-drops. Delete bad shots and remain only the best scenes. You can even edit and combine popular file formats including AVI, WMV, ASF, MPEG, JPEG and many more. This really comes in handy and saves a lot of time, when you want to create something truly unique from multiple media sources.

Movie DVD Maker System Requirements

• Windows 7, Windows XP, Vista
• Personal or multimedia computer with a 1.5 gigahertz (GHz) or higher processor
• 256 megabytes (MB) or higher of RAM
• 20.0 GB of available hard-disk space or higher
• CD-ROM or DVD drive
• XGA (1024x768) or higher resolution monitor
• DirectX 9 or later graphics support

Firewire Connection (IEEE 1394 Card) Requirement

You need a way to get your videos into your computer. This requires different capture hardware depending on the source of your video.

If you have a digital video (DV) camera, you'll need either an IEEE 1394 card or an analog video capture card. IEEE 1394 is recommended for the best quality results.

Many new computers come with an IEEE 1394 card already installed. If not, there are a number of manufacturers that make a card that will work with your computer. If you have an analog video camera or a VCR, you will need to have an analog video capture card. Learn more about IEEE 1394 card.