iDVD Alternative for Lion/Mountain Lion to Burn DVD on Mac OS 10.7/10.8

Have upgraded to Mac OS X Mountain Lion and found iDVD isn't there anymore? Still want to burn your downloaded videos, camera videos, etc. to DVD for playing on your home DVD player or TV, or send the discs to family and friends for convenient sharing and long-term storage? Well, take it easy since there are many DVD burning programs work well on Mac OS X Lion and Mountain Lion, for instance, Aimersoft DVD Creator for Mac. Here you will get a general idea of this app and learn how to create DVD with it on Mac OS X 10.7 Lion, Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion.

Best Alternative to iDVD for Lion/Mountain Lion to Burn DVD

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A good alternative to iDVD Mountain Lion is Aimersoft DVD Creator for Mac. It is a powerful Mac DVD burner that allows you burn DVDs from MOV, M4V, AVI, MKV, FLV, M2TS, MP4 and more formats. It comes with over 90 free and custom built DVD menu templates which allows you make your own show reel of videos or photos. You can customize everything including the play button, title names, frame and even background music. Sounds perfect? Now download it and follow these easy steps below to burn videos and photos to DVD on Mac OS 10.8 Mountain Lion.

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In fact, Aimersoft DVD Creator for Mac is great for everyday videos that you can share on social media platforms. So whenever you have a new baby in the family or want to make a travel video next time you visit Malaysia, make sure you have this DVD tool close by. You can also use this tool to create awesome slideshows for any pictures that you take. It gives you a super way to interpret your pictures and videos differently and share them with friends or family. Why not give it a try?

Step 1. Add video files

After you have downloaded this iDVD equivalent for Mountain Lion, launch it and click on the "+" icon to import the video files that you wish to burn. You can also do this by simply dragging and dropping the videos in the item bar. Once all the files are loaded, ensure you categorize their sequencing by clicking the up and down buttons located at the top.

Tips: After the files are loaded, you click right click the video and select Edit to open the Video Edit window, where you can trim, crop, rotate, adjust video effects, add watermarks, etc. to personalize your videos.

Step 2. Select a DVD menu

The next thing you should do is click on "Menu" on the bottom right to enter the menu window. You will notice many DVD menu templates are provided for your choice. Ensure that you select one and include your favorite buttons frames. If you are not interested in the menu, you always tap the "No Menu" button and skip it altogether.

Step 3. Begin to burn

Next, click "Preview" to make sure your DVD goes as you want. Then insert a DVD disc into your Mac's hard drive and click "Burn" on the main interface to open the "Burn" window. When you have chosen the format that you want to burn your DVD in, start off the burn process. You can choose to burn your videos directly or save them to a DVD folder and attend to them later.