How to Burn MPG to DVD?

MPG to DVD burner software; the detailed way of burning MPG to DVD; step by setp guide.

MPG - It can be either an abbreviation for MPEG or is used as a file extention for MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 video data. MPEG stands for Moving Picture Expert Group, and is the name of family of standards (joint of the International Organization for Standardization [ISO]) used for coding audio and video data in a digital compressed format including data transmission across digital networks. The standard now includes MPEG-1, MPEG-2, and MPEG-4.

DVD - The Digital Versatile Disk is identical in physical size to the compact disk but capable of storing 4.7 gigabytes of data - an amount adequate for storing movie-length video encoded with MPEG-2.

We know clearly the relation between MPG and DVD. Some people want to know the exact way to burn MPG to DVD; we introduce that in the following.

Now, I'd like to take software Ultra MPEG to DVD Burner as an example to show you the detailed process of burning MPG to DVD.

Step 1. Download software Ultra MPEG to DVD Burner; launch the Ultra MPEG to DVD Burner, the software will show Main Windows.

Step 2. Choose the output disc type DVD.

Step 3. Add mpeg files to the list.

Step 4. Start Burning

Output Folder: Output Folder is very important for Ultra MPEG to DVD Burner, the software need to save some files when doing the burning job. The target DVD image (VCD SVCD is cue image) will be saved to the output folder even you choose to burn directly to disc. So, you must make sure that there is enough free disk space in your hard disc. For normal, to create a 4.2G DVD you need 4.2 G free disk space for output folder.
Temp Folder : Temp Folder is also very important for Ultra MPEG to DVD Burner, the software need to save some temporary video stream and audio stream files when burn DVD disc. So, you must make sure that there is enough free disk space in your hard disc .for normal , create a 4.2G DVD you need more than 4.2G free disk space for tempt folder. When the entire job is finished, the software will release the free space.
TV Type (NTST/PAL): NTSC format is mainly supported in USA, Canada, South America & the Caribbean. PAL format is supported in most other countries.
Aspect Ratio: The ratio between the width of the picture and the height of the picture. Normal TV's aspect ratio is 4:3 (1.33:1), HDTV's aspect ratio is 16:9 (1.85:1)
Letter Box: We suggest you always add letter box to the target file. if you did not add the letter box ,the output file may lost the original image scale.
Disc Label: Label of target video DVD VCD or SVCD disc.

When all the options is OK, click the Start button to burn a copy.