[Help Document] How to Burn DivX to DVD with Ease and High-efficiency

Q: I have two DivX movies which I would like to add into a DVD. I wish to convert them from AVI to DVD format for burning work. I'm tired of Nero, it's slow and not reliable once in a while. Sometimes it gives me an Error that the format is unsupported. Any suggestions?

A: DivX video is usually stored in 3 video container formats: .divx, .avi and .mkv. Due to the different types of codecs, its compatibility is poor for many DVD burning tools, which results in a failure of importing files. However, everything has a solution. The following article recommends a DivX to DVD burner to you. Not only is it free, but the operation is very simple. Let's take a look.

DVD Flick is one of the simplest yet powerful DVD Authoring tools. It supports burning multiple video files into a DVD with a simple operation. Additionally, it also allows you to add subtitles, custom audio tracks, and a navigation menu. Now let’s start to convert DivX to DVD with the DVD burner.

Before start, do not forget to prepare a DVD Drive burner and a blank DVD disc .

Step 1. Insert a blank DVD into DVD Drive burner.

Step 2. Run DVD Flick and click the Add title… button on the right tool bar to load your DivX videos.

Step 3. Click on Project Settings on the menu bar:

- Customize the disc title in the General tab;
- Select DVD standard format (NTSC for the U.S. and Canada, PAL for Europe and parts of Asia) in the Video tab;
- Customize the channel, volume, and bit rate in the Audio tab;
- Select the playback way in the Playback tab;
- [Important!] Select the Burn project to disc in the Burning tab, change the label, burning speed and other options.

Finally, click on Accept.

Learn more: Worldwide Analog Video Standards: NTSC PAL SECAM

Step 4. (Optional) Click Menu Settings to add a favorite menu style to the DVD.

Step 5. Next, click the Create DVD button on the menu bar to start to burn DivX to DVD. Depending on your computer configuration and file size, the conversion may take a while. If you want to accelerate conversion, click Above normal in the Process priority, which means the CPU will grant more resources to the conversion.

Step 6. After the conversion is finished, ImgBurn will automatically pop up to complete the DivX video to DVD burning. Please wait for the finish of Synchronising Cache… after the complete bar is filled.

Step 7. Check the burnt DVD on your computer. Press Win + E to open the window explorer, double-click the DVD device to view them.