Change BookType (Optional for DVD+R Media) Select the manufacturer of your compatible burner. If so, then click the book icon (the small icon on the lower right hand corner, across from the Copies field). If you are using DVD+R media now, you can increase compatibility with DVD hardware by changing the BookType if you have a compatible burner. ImgBurn Device Tab Settings Under Device settings the noticeable changes that can be made are Write Speed and Copies, you can adjust these to whatever suits but keep the speed in line with what is reported as "Supported Write Speeds" above. For the quickest and easiest method, DVD Shrink comes to mind. DVD more than 4.36GB? Need to compress? Note:If you are burning a video DVD and your files are larger than 4.36GB, you either need more expensive dual-layer blank DVDs, or you need to compress your DVDs. If your DVD files are larger than 4.36GB, you are going to need to either use dual layer media or compress the DVD. Also take note that the calculator on ImgBurn is set to work automatically, showing how much of your disc will be taken up by the files. (Note that for compatibility reasons, even if you only originally have a VIDEO_TS folder, create an AUDIO_TS folder and leave it blank, and add it to the compilation). It should look like the picture above this text. Simply drag and drop both folders into the ImgBurn Source box on the left side of the program. Usually you will have a VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS folder. You now must add the DVD files to ImgBurn. ImgBurn Build Mode ImgBurn will now enter Build Mode, letting you add Files and Folders to the compilation. To enter Build Mode, click Write files/folders to disc. The including of this Welcome screen has made things much easier to understand for new users to the software. ImgBurn First Run The first thing you will see when you launch ImgBurn is a start page. If you need to create a DVD, then check our Guide section for help. Remember, you must have a VIDEO_TS folder (often accompanied by an AUDIO_TS folder) for this to work properly.
Remember you will need blank DVD media (possibly dual-layer if your compilation is over 4.36GB). The ImgBurn installer is fairly straight-forward and so requires no instructions. Required: You need to download and install ImgBurn on your computer. ImgBurn is a freeware utility that packs a punch or two. The resulting disc will be playable on pretty much all DVD players as long as the audio/video content meets standards. This article shows how to use ImgBurn to burn DVD folders ( VIDEO_TS, AUDIO_TS) to blank DVD media.
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