DVDComposer 
DVD Composition Suite is a complete set of integrated tools that allow you to create DVD movies using your own videos.
The DVD Composition Suite not only lets you create DVDs, you can also burn Videos to CD, copy DVD to an ISO file, create DVD menus and set DVD chapters.
Introducing EZDVD, a new Windows application for creating DVD's in minutes using your Videos. EZDVD is different than the others as it is a wizard, a step by step application that takes you through all the menus you need to create a DVD that works in every computer, and all DVD players.
EZDVD does not mess with any specific region code, it simply allows you to import videos to your hard drive and let you create DVD's based on the videos you import. EZDVD can also burn videos to CD and create DVD menus in the most convenient manner.
EZDVD was designed to be very easy to use, therefore you can fully customize the options and menus as well as the DVD covers. You can easily add multiple subtitles and merge them into a single subtitle string using the encoding tool.
Options include:
- Customize your DVD covers by changing the font, background, and color
- Import you all your favorite videos
- Create DVD chapters (Useful for movies with a lot of long scenes)
- Overwrite the existing files
- Adjust the audio track
- Choose files using the file browser, including long file names
- Add multiple menu items
- Add multiple subtitles (This one not only allows you to see all the original subtitles, but it also will encode them into a single subtitle string so that they can be played across different DVD players).
EZDVD Features:
- Create menus with no limitations
- Create dynamic menus
- Create content menus
- Create DVD chapters using the menu settings you create
- Import your favorite videos from Windows Media Player, VLC, QuickTime, MP3 and more.
- Create DVD covers using images (or select a template)
- Add subtitles
- Choose files using the file browser, including long file names
- Customize the navigation bar
- Add multiple menu items
- Add multiple subtitles
- Import media and play directly
- Overwrite the existing files
- Extract (and automatically merge) a video file
- Extract audio files and convert them to different formats
- Supports multi-track audio formats (Ogg Vorbis, Flac, MP3, M4A, AAC)
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DVDComposer is a comprehensive software utility which allows you to create DVDs in a professional environment. It is mainly oriented toward experienced users who are looking for rich yet intuitive features.
The interface of the application looks rather formal. If you are looking for easy steps to follow, then you can use the project wizard to import videos, edit titles and set chapters, before generating the project.
As we have mentioned earlier, DVDComposer supplies users with a multitude of customization preferences. For instance, you can set the default and return buttons, together with the menu audio and length.
It is possible to import soundtracks and to make all the required adjustments, edit the playlist, create a DVD map, as well as to use MPEG Tools (DAT converter, MPEG splitter, audio converter).
Skilled users are free to create custom tools by writing command line parameters. The UI is customizable when it comes to the default palette, output and cache folder, while you can configure general settings involving the default TV system type, menu length and text, and subtitle length.
The DVD movie processing program runs on a moderate quantity of CPU and system memory, has a good response time and is backed by user documentation. We have not encountered any issues throughout our evaluation, since DVDComposer did not hang, crash or display error notifications.
On the downside, the application has not been updated for a very long time. First-time users may find the feature-rich environment difficult to work with, although DVDComposer is quite intuitive.Arab American Journal
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