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How to to Convert/Burn MKV Video to DVD

How to to Convert/Burn MKV Video to DVD

"Hello, I need a software for me to convert and burn MKV files to a DVD that can be played on a DVD player at home to enjoy my weekend. Can you recommend me a reliable software?"
 
We all know that MKV files can provide you with visual enjoyment and high-definition movies, but it has one disadvantage, that is, MKV is usually too large. When you download a MKV movie to a computer, because the player does not support MKV files, you may find that the movie cannot be played. In order to eliminate this trouble, you can choose to use burnova to burn MKV video to DVD, then you can enjoy the video on the DVD player. Now I'll introduce burnova to you in detail.
 
Burnova:Burn MKV video to DVD disc/folder/ISO image file
 
To burn MKV video to DVD disc / folder / ISO image file, we recommend that you use professional DVD recording software Burnova. With burnova, you can help you burn MKV and other formats directly to DVD. Alternatively, you can use burnova to convert the MKV format to a DVD folder or ISO image file. It supports various DVD types, such as DVD-R, DVD + R, DVD-RW, DVD + RW, DVD + R DL, DVD-R DL, DVD-5, DVD-9, etc. In addition, it can set the TV standard to NTSC or pal, and set the video quality to "automatic", "low", "medium" or "high".
 
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Step 1 Insert a blank DVD disc to the external DVD drive or internal DVD Drive. Launch Burnova.

Step 2 Click "Add Media File(s)" from the interface and load one or more MKV video files.

Step 3 Click the "Edit" button to edit videos.

Step 4 Click "Next" to edit DVD menu.

Step 5 Click "Next" again to enter the interface of burning settings:

After all settings are prepared, click "Start" button to burn your MKV videos to DVD.

The burning process from MKV files to DVD depends on the size of the MKV file you want to convert. Wait for minutes and you can enjoy the MKV video on any DVD player you have.

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