Often these relatively inexpensive apps will let you create both DVD & Blu-Ray discs. Next rung up the quality ladder are apps like Sony's home versions of Vegas/DVD Architect, that allow you to do pro level work, as long as you're not getting too fancy. you can change &/or customize most of the menus, but can't create them from scratch. The bundled software for making video DVDs included with disc burning suites, like loads of cheaper apps let you design your menus, within limits. The free DVDStyler goes a step further, with basic menus you can customize. Once you get your files in order, if you don't want/need a menu, the free version of MuxMan painlessly creates a top notch DVD for you to burn. DVDs use mpg2 video, usually with audio as AC3. Hard part here is there are so many, though in fairness Aimersoft might have this extremely simple DVD creation niche to itself - most everything else makes better menus, but you have to learn how. It's light on Windows registry, doesn't put anything new in Windows' system folders, & seems to have very, very low odds of interfering with any other video-related apps you've installed, so very little if any risk involved in giving today's GOTD a try. It's made up of a combination of free & pay ware code, tied together with/by Aimersoft's app. The program itself, Aimersoft Video to DVD Converter, takes up ~42MB in 142 files, 16 folders. Menus are about as bare as you can get, with user input limited to Thumbnails, List, or None. This *Is Not* what you'd use for projects you really cared about, & it's not designed for copying or backing up DVDs. It'd be cool for sharing something like web videos with family without on-line access, *IF* you didn't want to bother with more than one app, &/or learning anything etc. Aimersoft Video to DVD Converter is a very easy to use app for very basically putting video on a DVD for stand-a-lone players.

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