Since the release of Azureus (now Vuze) in June 2003, Vuze has captured public's attention. Vuze is a free BitTorrent client used to transfer files via the BitTorrent protocol. Vuze allows users to view, publish and share original DVD and HD quality video content. "Find, download, play with the most powerful BitTorrent app on earth." People download Vuze movies, a lot. There is only one little problem that will bother you. How are you gonna do with those downloaded movies from Vuze? Well, do you want to burn the Vuze movies to DVDs and watch them on TV with home DVD player?
How to convert and burn Vuze movies to DVD (Windows/ Mac)?
To convert and burn Vuze to DVD, you need to have a DVD authoring program installed in your computer.
Method 1. If you are Windows user,please download Video to DVD Burner, it takes only a few steps to organize Vuze movies titlesets and burn Vuze movies to DVD.
Method 2. If your are Mac user,please download DVD Creator for Mac, which will be your best choice to burn Vuze movies to DVD on mac.
If you download Video to DVD Burner, please keep reading , the following content will tell you how to exactly save and burn Vuze movies to DVD on Windows.
Step 1. Add Vuze movies
Click "Load Video" to browse your computer and find the downloaded Vuze movies which you want to convert, then add the Vuze movies from your hard drive to the program. Then they will appear in the collections pane. Drag and drop loaded Vuze movies to slideshow storyboard, even you have just one video file to burn.
Note: If you just want to burn one video or movie to DVD, select it in the storyboard, then click "Burn" tab.
Jump to Step 5. Start burning video to DVD
But if you want to convert multiple video clips or movie files together to one DVD disc, making a video slideshow would be a good choice for you!
Step 2. Combine multiple Vuze movies to a slideshow
After you have dragged and dropped Vuze movies to the slideshow storyboard, you can begin to organize a slideshow.
Order: You can sort the order of the videos in the storyboard by dragging and dropping.
Add a slide: right click mouse and select the first option "Add Slideshow" to add a slide. Then you can add other Vuze movies to this slide. There are two other options: "Remove Slideshow" and "Play Slideshow", just do as you like.
Edit a video: select a video in the storyboard, right click mouse, and you will see three options: "Edit", "Remove", and "Clear All". Just select "Edit" to edit video effects. You can easily trim video length to split a movie into two parts, crop the size to enjoy a full screen, etc.
Transition: Click "Transition" and you will see all the available transition effects in the transition pane. A simple click could help you to display the transition effect in the right window. Just drag and drop the transition effect you want to the middle of two videos in the slideshow storyboard.
Tip: If you want the movie to play continuously without transition, you can select the transition in the storyboard, right click mouse, and click "Remove" to remove the transition effect.
Step 3. Customize DVD Menu
Click "Menu" to customize your DVD menu. There are different styles of built-in templates, frames and buttons for your choice. To apply a template, frame or button, you can just double click it.
You can even add text, background music and background image to customize the menu.
Step 4. Preview
click "Preview" to preview your slideshow. This step is to help you decide if everything is what you have expected. If not, you can go back to any of the previous steps to make changes to your project.
Step 5. Start burning video to DVD
For DVD disc: Click "Burn", select "DVD" option in the "Burn to" field, specify a temp folder (used to save the generated temporary files), select your DVD drive and burning program (either built-in or your own burning application), select your TV Standard and output Aspect Ratio, and click "Start" to burn your project.
For DVD folder or an ISO file: Click "Burn", select the "DVD Folder" or "ISO file" option, specify a folder to save them, and click "Start" to generate DVD files or ISO onto your computer.
TV Standard: "NTSC" is 30 fps, which is used in USA, Canada and Japan; "PAL" is 25fps used in Europe and Asia.
Tips: The used disc space is shown on the disc space bar underneath the storyboard; You can select the size of burning DVD between "DVD-R4.5G" and "DVD-R9.0G"; The output quality is also up to your choice, you may select "Low video quality", "High video quality" or "Highest video quality".