How to Burn MP4 to DVD

This wikiHow teaches you how to burn an MP4 video file to a blank DVD. For DVD to play on most DVD players, you need to use free software like DVD Flick (Windows) or Burn (Mac). If you want to store MP4 videos or just play them on your computer, you can burn the files to DVD using the built-in burning software.

Table of Contents

Burn DVD playable on Windows

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Insert the blank DVD into the DVD tray on the computer. You can use any burnable DVD format, as long as your DVD burning program supports it. These standards include DVD±R and DVD±RW, however, DVD±RW discs are often difficult to operate on standalone DVD players.

If any autoplay windows open after you insert the DVD into your computer, close it before continuing.
If your computer doesn’t have a DVD slot (with the “DVD” sign near the disc tray), you’ll need to buy and connect an external DVD player via USB first.

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Download the DVD Flick program. This program is free and can encode MP4 files to play on most DVD players. Please: ^{[1] X Research Source}

Go to http://www.dvdflick.net/download.php on a web browser.
Click Download DVD Flick in the middle of the page.
Wait for the download to start. You may need to choose a save location or confirm the download.

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Install DVD Flick. Once the download is complete, double-click the DVD Flick setup file and:

Click Next
Check the box I accept (I agree).
Click Next four times.
Click Install
Click Next
Click Finish

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Open DVD Flick. Double-click the DVD Flick icon in the shape of a reel. The DVD Flick window will open.

You may need to click OK or Close on the wizard window before continuing.

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Place the MP4 file in the DVD Flick window. Find and click the MP4 video you want to burn to DVD, then drag and drop the file into the DVD Flick window. The file will be in the DVD Flick window.

If DVD Flick opens in full screen, click the two overlapping squares icon in the upper right corner of the window, then click and drag the bar on the top of the window to reposition it on the screen. .
If two windows are open, you can drag one to the left side of the screen, then drag the other to the right side of the screen.

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Click Project settings . This tab is at the top of the DVD Flick window. DVD Flick’s Setting page will open.

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Click the Burning tab on the left side of the page.

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Check the box “Burn project to disc”. Options are near the top of the page. Tick this box to ensure that the MP4 file will be burned to DVD.

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Click Accept at the bottom of the window. Once the settings are saved, you will return to the main DVD Flick page.

If you plan to burn your future projects with DVD Flick, click Use as defaults .

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Click Create DVD at the top of the window. DVD Flick will start encoding and burning the MP4 file.

If a warning about choosing a different filename appears, click Continue .

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Wait for the process to complete. Depending on the length of the video, it can take anywhere from a few minutes to an hour (or more) for the DVD to be encoded and burned.

If an error occurs during the process, please see the “Tips” section at the end of the article to find out how to burn MP4 to DVD with another DVD Flick.

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Check out DVDs. Once the process is complete, you can take out the disc and insert it into the DVD player you want to use.

As mentioned, if the DVD is still not created properly, please see the “Tips” section for an alternative solution.

Burn DVD playable on Mac

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Insert a blank DVD into the player. You can use any blank DVD to burn video, but your success rate will be higher if you choose DVD±R disc as this has the widest range of compatible disc players.

If any autoplay windows open after you insert the DVD into your computer, close it before continuing.
If your computer doesn’t have a DVD slot (with the “DVD” sign near the disc tray), you’ll need to buy and connect an external DVD player via USB first. You need to make sure you buy a drive with a USB-C connector because today’s Macs use this connection instead of the traditional USB slot.

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Download and install Burn. Like other software, Burn is a free program that allows users to burn MP4 files to DVD. Go to http://burn-osx.sourceforge.net/Pages/English/home.html in your web browser, click Download Burn at the bottom right of the page and proceed as follows:

Double-click the ZIP Burn folder to open it.
Click and drag the Burn application icon and drop it into the Applications folder.
Double-click the Burn application icon.
Confirm download if asked.

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Open Burn. Click on Spotlight

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, type burn and double-click the Burn option that appears in the search results.

You may need to right-click the Burn application icon, click Open in the menu, and then click Open when prompted to properly open Burn.

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Click the Video tab at the top of the Burn application window. The Burn file will be moved to the “Video” section of the window.

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Enter a name for the DVD. Click in the data field at the top of the Burn window, then replace the current text (usually “Untitled”) with the name you want the DVD to be. ^{[2] X Research Source}

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Click the ＋ sign in the lower-left corner of the window. A Finder window will open.

Burn Data DVD on Windows

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Insert the blank DVD into your computer’s CD tray. You need to make sure that there are no files on the DVD before proceeding.

The CD tray must be capable of burning DVDs. You can determine this by looking at the “DVD” icon above or near the CD tray.

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Open Start

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. Click the Windows icon in the lower left corner of the screen.

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Open File Explorer

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. Click the folder-shaped icon in the lower left of the Start window.

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Select the location to save the file. Click on the folder containing the MP4 file.

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Select movie. Click the movie file you want to burn to DVD.

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Click the Share button at the top left of the window. A toolbar will appear at the top of the window.

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Click Burn to disc . The option is in the “Send” section of the toolbar. A window will open.

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Click Burn at the top of the window. The movie will begin to be burned to DVD.

This process can take from a few minutes to more than an hour depending on the size of the movie and the recording speed of your computer.

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Click Finish when the option appears at the bottom of the window. After clicking Finish , you can remove the DVD from the computer. You should now be able to use DVD discs to play and view MP4 files on all computers with DVD players.

Burn Data DVDs on Mac

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Purchase and connect an external DVD player via the USB port. Since most Macs don’t have a built-in DVD player, you’ll need to use an external DVD player if you want to burn data DVDs.

If your Mac uses a USB-C port (oval) instead of the standard USB 3.0 (rectangle), you need to make sure the DVD player also has a USB-C connection, or you must purchase an additional USB adapter. 3.0 to USB-C.

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Insert the blank DVD into your Mac’s CD tray. You need to make sure that there are no files on the DVD before proceeding.

Advice

When using DVD Flick, you can convert MP4 files to ISO files instead of DVDs by checking the “Create ISO image” box instead of the “Burn project to disc” box as instructed. . ISO disc images can be burned to DVD using the computer’s built-in burning feature, then the file will work on most DVD players.

Warning

Some DVD players, such as Blu-ray players or older models, will not be able to play user-created DVDs.

Steps