How to Burn Nikon D3300 MOV to DVDs on Mac

Great news for camera enthusiasts! Nikon latest D series camcorders - Nikon D3300 is available now! Like other members of the line-up Nikon D3100, D5100, D5200, D7000, etc, this new entry-level DSLR is shipped with the impressive feature set. It is capable of capturing supreme full 1080p video at 60 fps in MOV format, with H.264/MPEG-4 compression. But what makes this device a really awesome camcorder is that, it provides a cool Special Effects suite for adding filters and neat colors to the handiwork. As Nikon officials said, "we are committed in helping our users become a better photographer."

With such a great camcorder, users can capture and produce their favorite videos at ease. Now, here comes a little question - how to do with the recorded videos? You know, a built-in 16GB memory card is like a drop in the bucket. Actually, many users would like to burn the recorded footages to DVD disk for permanent preservation or playback on a big TV screen. This is a not bad idea, isn't it? But "how to burn Nikon D3300 videos to DVD?" you may be confused. Just relax, Doremisoft DVD Maker for Mac (also known as Nikon to DVD creator for Mac) is here to help. As a powerful Mac video to DVD burner, it can not only burns burn Nikon D3300 videos to DVD, but also burns many other camcorder models such as Sony, Canon, Fuji, Panasonic, etc with zero quality loss. Besides, it can handle almost all video formats, i.e, AVI, MP4, WMV, MPEG, VOB, FLV, 3GP, 3GP2, ASF, MOD and so on. Furthermore, with dozens of cool DVD menu templates and a handy built-in video editor, you can burn a professional-looking DVD in several clicks.

Guidelines on How to Burn Nikon D3300 Videos to DVD on Mac

First and foremost, you need to make some preparations. Firstly, you should transfer or backup Nikon D3300 recorded files on Mac. You can connect the camera to your Mac using the provided USB cable which's bundled with the device to get the job done. For convenience, it is recommended to save the file in a file folder on the computer desktop. Then, you need to download Doremisoft Nikon videos to DVD creator, install it and then launch the program.

On the tool bar of the interface, click the "+/Add File" button to select your local Nikon video file and load it into the workbench window. Multiple files can be added in the same way. They will be displayed in the left panel with names and duration time.

On the right panel of the interface, you will see many DVD templates of different themes. You can pick the one you like the best freely. Once you click the desired template, you will be directed to the "Advanced" editing part. Then, you are allowed to customize DVD menu title, Button Style or personalize the DVD background image/music as per your requirement.

After finishing the step above, you need to set the output profile. To do the job, simply hit the "Burn" button to enter the "setting" part. Now, you need to do some options such as "Disk Label", "File Profile", "DVD aspect ratio", etc.

At last, you can preview the final effect in real time. After confirming everything is OK, remember to insert a DVD5 or DVD9 blank disc into your Mac and then click the "Burn" button in the bottom-right corner of the interface. Basically, the burning time is depending on the file size and your computer configuration.