Just like all other encoders, a DVD encoder compresses very large video and audio files, so that it fits in a DVD. Most DVD encoders automatically set up your video files and slideshows for Video CD, Super Video CD or DVD. Most operate using a variable bit rate encoder.

One of the most important features of a DVD recorder is its user-friendliness. You should be able to easily drag and drop images, videos and audio files from your hard disk. It should also make transferring from a digital video camcorder easy. You should also be able to add additional content to the disc, like texts or html pages that be read by any computer.

Be sure to shop around before choosing in on a DVD recorder. Compare specifications and prices. It’s also a good idea to read user reviews about different brands on the Internet. Invest only in DVD encoders that get the thumbs up not only from digital video experts but average end-users as well. Some computer systems come with built-in DVD encoders. Ask your computer manufacturer or dealer for options available to you.

Remember that the quality of encoded DVDs is directly correlated to the duration of the video or audio file you want to burn into the disc. The smaller the file size, the higher the overall quality

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