Step by Step Burning Torrent Downloaded Videos to DVD Disc on Mac

November 19, 2013 6:31 pm / Posted by Ian Lam to DVD Solutions

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Watching movies/videos is of great fun and is the major way to release ourselves from the highly tight modern society. Where do you always see a movie? Cinema every time? Probably not. Like most of other people, you must be seeing movies home downloaded from the Internet, aren't you? Torrent is most widely used method for downloading movies. For its convenience, you may have already downloaded tons of movies from torrent downloads. Do you want to burn them to DVD to back them up or enjoy them on your DVD player? Or perhaps your hard disk is full of downloaded movies so that you have to burn them to DVDs so as to release some space? Whatever the reason is, if you want to do so perfectly, you need a smart Mac DVD Maker to help!

Doremisoft DVD Maker for Mac is devoted to helping users burn any popular videos/movies to DVD on Mac. It is powerful and easy-to-use, burning DVDs with high efficiency without losing quality. Following is a detailed guide on how to burn Torrent to DVD. Let's check it out.

For preparation, you need to free download the Torrent to DVD burner first:

Getting started, please click "Add File" button to import one or more downloaded Torrent movies to the burner. The loaded videos will be showed in the collection window. You can rearrange the order of these videos by clicking the up/down arrows if needed.

After setting the display order and simple editing like cut, crop, rotate, etc., you can customize the output DVD menu. Select your favorite one from the preset menu templates and then change the DVD Background, Menu Title, Button Style and Frame in the "Advanced" editing interface.

Adding favorite song and picture as background music and image is also supported. To burn a DVD without menu, just skip this step.

Click the little "TV" icon to preview the DVD. When you are satisfied with the final effect, hit "Burn" to start burning Torrent videos to DVD. The burning speed is up to the size of the video and youra computer performance.