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You will see something like this when you click the simulation button. Click Start to start the simulation. Depending on your settings, either a track will begin playing now or the top menu will appeal. Make sure you have a really good check of the simulation to make sure it is playing properly because your next step is your output.
Now you have to edit some last output settings before the output process begins. First of all select an output folder by clicking the Browse button. Below this is Transcoder Target size. DVD Author Pro has an excellent Fit-To-Disc transcoder that you can take advantage of if needed. The target sizes include single layer and double layer media.
The time the process will take depends completely on the amount of source material and the settings that you have edited, though in my experience it doesn't generally take too long to complete tasks. Depending on your settings, the DVD writing tool might be launched and burning may commence when the building is complete. One last thing for this guide, I just want you to take a quick look at the DVD writing tool included with this program.
The DVD writing tool is very handy because you don't need to have used DVD Author Pro to create what you want to burn with it. It will burn from folders or ISO images or allow you to create ISO images you can burn later on.
