Real-world DVD projects with DVDStyler: wedding DVDs, home-movie transfers, school and church recordings.
Photo Memorial DVDs: A Slideshow Disc That Comforts At a funeral or memorial service, a simple slideshow of a life — childhood, family, work, grandchildren — playing quietly on a screen, and later on a disc the family can keep, does something a photo album on a shelf cannot. DVDStyler’s photo slideshow feature can build…
Church and School Event DVDs: Chapters, Copies and a Simple Workflow A Sunday service, a school concert, a nativity play, a graduation — these recordings are rarely watched by the person who filmed them. They are watched by grandparents, parents who could not get the day off, and members of the congregation who were away….
Making a DVD for an Independent Film: Screeners and Review Copies Streaming links have taken over most film submissions, and it is worth saying that plainly at the start: many festivals and reviewers now work entirely online. But DVD screeners have not disappeared. Some smaller festivals, community screenings, educational buyers, local broadcasters, grant panels and…
How to Convert VHS to DVD: Capture, Author and Burn Family VHS tapes are quietly degrading — every year the picture gets softer and the tapes get more fragile, and working VCRs get rarer. Converting them to DVD is really two separate jobs, and it helps to keep them separate in your mind: first you…
How to Make a Wedding DVD with DVDStyler A wedding DVD is still the easiest way to hand the day to parents and grandparents: no accounts, no apps, no passwords — just put the disc in a player and press play. DVDStyler, the free open-source authoring tool, is well suited to the job because its…
