FLV to DVD Burner
FLV to DVD Burner is a powerful DVD burner from FLV files which can burn FLV to DVD disc of all types like DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD+R DL, DVD-R DL, DVD-5, and DVD-9. This useful FLV to DVD Burner which can convert FLV files to DVD will help you to convert FLV video from YouTube and other video-sharing websites to dvd movies for you enjoying on your home DVD players.
This FLV to DVD Burner software supports FLV, MPG, MPEG1, MPEG2, MP4, 3GP, 3G2, MOV, AVI, Mpeg TS/TP (for HD Video) as import file, and also allows you to add audio track like MP3, WAV, OGG, 3GP, AAC and M4A, AC3, APE to make your own style DVD moives.The FLV to DVD Burner also comes with a selection of powerful editing tools to personalize your DVD movies such as video clipping & cropping; adding & editing watermarks, video effects, audio tracks, and subtitles.
This FLV to DVD Burning software allows you to create a stylish DVD menu with customized background music/picture, menu topic, and opening film. What's more, this DVD burner from FLV has intuitive interface and easy to handle. Just a few clicks, the whole conversion will be accomplished perfectly.
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How to add and edit subtitle with FLV to DVD Burner
After adding the video file, you can add and edit subtitle for the video to your liking.
- Select a file from the file list, click the
button on the toolbar to open the Edit Subtitle window.
Tips:
You can click on the
sign (Add Subtitle...) to load subtitle file(s) from your computer on the top right of Edit Subtitle window. The loaded subtitle files will be displayed in the subtitle list below the "T" button. - Choose the subtitle you want to edit from the subtitle list and select the corresponding language for the subtitle from the Subtitle Language drop-down list.
- Click and drag the Vertical Position control slider to set the vertical position of the selected subtitle. You can check the changes in real-time using the player on the left. Use this real-time preview function to get the best subtitle vertical position.
Tip: You can also enter a value in the vertical position text box directly or adjust the vertical position value with the up and down arrow keys. - Click on the
sign (Font Style…) to set the font style and size in the font setting dialog box that opens.
- If you notice a delay between the subtitle and the video, click and drag the Subtitle Delay control slider to make the subtitle match the video.
- After the above operations, click Apply then Close to return to the main window.