We define DVD Authoring as the process of assembling video, audio or other data to be recorded onto an optical disc (typically a CD, DVD, or Blu-ray disc). The end result is a product that can be played on a DVD player or computer.
This process can involve:
- Designing interactive menus
- Inserting title and chapter markers to navigate the disc
- Creating a ‘master’ disc for duplication
DVD Authoring is not just limited to movies and TV shows, it can also be used for:
- Video presentations
- Delivering information via an interactive experience
- Creatively archiving family movies
