Polly 26/01/2014

DVD Creator

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The entire contents of a disc can be perfectly represented in a single ISO file. If you have gotten lots of DVD ISO images and desire to burn them into blank DVD so that you can enjoy your favorite ISO videos on your home DVD players, you need to sort out a easy-to-use and functional ISO to DVD burner ( Windows 8 fully supported) to burn ISO to DVD. Leawo DVD Creator ranks as the best choice for burning an ISO to DVD disc. This best-reviewed ISO DVD burner is equipped with top-tier ISO files to DVD burning technology, which will assist you to convert ISO to DVD in just a few clicks. With this smart tool, burning ISO to DVD is just a piece of cake without any quality loss.

Now check below guide to know how to convert ISO to DVD easily:

Full Guide

Load Original ISO files to this ISO to DVD Burner

You can simply insert your collected ISO files to the program by clicking "Burn ISO File" button in the drop-down list of "File" icon. A professional burner is required. What should be mentioned is that you need to prepare a recordable DVD or blank DVD for later burning.

Do ISO Burning Settings

After click "Burn ISO File " button, you will get into "ISO Burning Settings " panel to do more detailed settings. Just load your ISO files in "ISO file " section, choose your burner in "Burn To " (if you have more than one burner), and select your desired burning engine (StarBurn or Cdrtools) in "Burn Engine " before burning. You can also select the number of burning discs from 1 to 10. After all the settings have been done,
what you need to do is simply click the "Burn Now " button to start to convert ISO files to DVD.

View the ISO to DVD Burning Process

In this step, you will see the real-time burning details, including Task Name, Elapsed Time, and Progress. You can also set after-task-completed operations.

Video GuideSoftware

DVD Creator
Convert and burn all popular videos to DVD with free yet gorgeous DVD menus.
$29.95

Platfrom: Windows 7/Vista/XP
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Extended Knowledge

An ISO image (International Organization for Standardization) is an archive file (also known as a disc image) of an optical disc, composed of the data contents of every written sector of an optical disc, including the optical disc file system. ISO images can be created from optical discs, or can be used to recreate optical discs using software from many software vendors. ISO image files typically have a file extension of .iso. The name ISO is taken from the ISO 9660 file system used with CD-ROM media, but an ISO image might also contain a UDF (ISO/IEC 13346) file system.