Windows 10: how do you burn pictures and videos to a dvd on windows 10

Hi I was wondering if you need a dvd burning program or if there is one on my new in last Nov Dell computer

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Burn pics and videos to DVD

Hi Ewan,

You can also burn pictures and videos to DVD by using the File Explorer. To get started, follow these steps:

• Insert the disc and open the File Explorer.
• Select the files that you want to burn.
• Right-click and send to DVD RW Drive (D.
• Create a disc title.
• Once you are done, click Finish burning.

If you'd prefer to use a third-party software, we suggest that you check
Windows Store for available apps that you can install.

Let us know if you have other questions in mind.

 

burning videos to DVD

Hi

My name is Lester and hopefully, this helps answer your question.

For us to burn the Videos from your iphone we need to import the video first, follow the steps below for us to fix the issue.

Step 1.

Plug in the phone to your PC using USB cable, then go to This PC > look for your iphone> right click the Iphone and click "Import pictures and videos" (follow the steps to import all videos and photos)

Step 2.

Insert the DVD

1. Insert a blank (empty) CD or DVD into the CD/DVD burner drive of your PC.

2. Open File Explorer (Windows Explorer).

Windows 10 File Explorer

3. Go to the location on your computer where the files or folders are stored you want to burn to a CD or DVD.

4. Select all files or folders.

5. Right-click on the selected files or folders, go to Send to, and then click on your CD/DVD burner drive (e.g., DVD RW Drive (D or CD RW Drive (E).

A “Burn a Disc” window will appear.

6. At Disc title, you enter a name for your disc.

7. Select the With a CD/DVD player option.

8. Click on the Next button.

You can also follow the steps here:

https://www.easytechguides.com/burn-a-cd-or-dvd...

I hope this will help us fix the issue.

Lester

Independent Advisor

 

Burning DVD Video to DVD-R?


I'll suggest an app DVD Shrink. Use it to create a DVD-Video compliant ISO. Then just use Windows 10 to burn it. So you still only need one app. PLUS It will shrink video larger then 4GB back down so it can still fit on a single layer DVD

As name implies, it also shrinks video larger then 4GB (which would otherwise require a Dual Layer DVD and capable burner) back down to fit on a single DVD
> Create a parent folder that contains the VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS folders. Point DVD Shrink to the parent folder
> If larger then 4GB, do "Deep Analysis"
> It will create an ISO image you can then simply burn with Windows 10

I think it can also burn direct but needs Nero. I just create the ISO then burn it myself