Want home videos on a DVD with a real menu that works on any player? DVDStyler Portable designs clickable menus, authors the DVD-Video project from your files and burns the disc, all from a USB stick if you like.
Arrange menu objects on a DVD screen
Start with a ready-made menu template or create a layout of your own. Drag and drop objects onto the menu, then adjust their position, size, font, or color. DVDStyler also supports custom navigation through DVD scripting.
Menu backgrounds can use imported image files. Buttons and other graphic elements can be copied, scaled, and arranged on the screen.
Build a DVD from mixed video files
DVDStyler accepts formats including AVI, MOV, MP4, MPEG, OGG, and WMV, along with other audio and video formats. Its titleset support lets one DVD project contain files with different audio or video formats.
MPEG and VOB files can be used without re-encoding. The program supports MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX, and Xvid video, as well as MP2, MP3, and AC-3 audio.
- Add multiple audio tracks and subtitles to a disc.
- Create a photo slideshow as part of a DVD project.
- Run it from a USB drive or cloud folder without installing it, since this is the PortableApps.com build.
Prepare a disc for DVD-player navigation
After arranging the video content and menu, DVDStyler authors and burns a DVD-Video disc with interactive menu navigation. The menu gives viewers a way to select content when playing the disc on a standalone DVD player.
DVDStyler supports multi-core processors. Projects can include both video and slideshow content, with menu objects arranged to match the disc's navigation.
Pros
- Build menus from templates or design them with scalable vector graphics
- Place and resize menu buttons, text, and images
- Add multiple audio and subtitle tracks to a DVD
- Create photo slideshows and combine different video formats on one disc
Cons
- Authors DVDs only, no Blu-ray output
- Re-encoding non-MPEG video takes time on large projects
Which video formats can I add to a DVDStyler project?
AVI, MOV, MP4, MPEG, OGG and WMV, among others. MPEG and VOB files can go on the disc without re-encoding.
Can DVDStyler create Blu-ray discs?
No. It authors standard DVD-Video discs and ISO images only.
