DVDStyler – DVD authoring application

DVDStyler is a cross-platform DVD authoring application that makes it possible for video enthusiasts to create professional-looking DVDs.

It uses various other open source video rendering programs to produce the final DVD menu navigation system.

DVDStyler is not a video editing program. The software allows you to select existing video files and use them to create a DVD. You must first make the actual video titles using video editing software like Kino etc.

Features include:

• Create and burn DVD video with interactive menus.
• Design your own DVD menu.
• Create photo slideshows.
• Drag and drop MPEG files directly.
• Remultiplexing and transcoding using FFmpeg.
• Import image file for background.
• Create NTSC/PAL menus.
• Place text and images anywhere on the menu screen.
• Change font/color.
• Put basic text buttons, change font/color and background color.
• Copy and paste any menu object.
• Set chapters for each movie.
• Partially transparent buttons.
• Audio in menus.
• ISO size checks.
• Change post command for each movie.
• Add multiple subtitle and audio tracks.
• Support of AVI, MOV, MP4, MPEG, OGG, WMV and other file formats.
• Support of MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX, Xvid, MP2, MP3, AC-3 and other audio and video formats.
• Support of multi-core processor.
• Use MPEG and VOB files without reencoding.
• Put files with different audio/video format on one DVD (support of titleset).
• User-friendly interface with support of drag & drop.
• Flexible menu creation on the basis of scalable vector graphic.
• Import of image file for background.
• Place buttons, text, images and other graphic objects anywhere on the menu screen.
• Change the font/color and other parameters of buttons and graphic objects.
• Scale any button or graphic object.
• Copy any menu object or whole menu.
• Customize navigation using DVD scripting.

Website: www.dvdstyler.org
Support: Documents
Developer: Alex Thuering and contributors
License: GNU General Public License v2.0

DVDStyler is written in C++. Learn C++ with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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