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AVI To Blu-ray Creator

This wonderful AVI To Blu Ray Creator support importing almost all formats of videos, like AVI(DivX, XviD), MPEG, WMV, MP4, MKV, MPG, MTS, M2TS, TS, DivX, H.264/AVC, XviD, VOB, MOV, QT, RM, RMVB, FLV, 3GP, 3G2, ASF, DV, DAT, NSV, etc.

By using this powerful Blu Ray Creator, converting AVI video files to blue ray is no longer a hard task. You can finish the whole conversion process with only a few clicks. Now, you can free download it to have a try!

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Key Functions:

• Burn AVI(DivX, XviD) Videos to Blu-Ray Discs
  Convert your videos to BDMV and burn them to Blu-ray discs (BD-R, BD-RE, BD-25, BD-50) for playback on Blu-ray player.
• Burn AVI(DivX, XviD) Videos to AVCHD DVDs
  Convert HD camcorder videos (M2TS, MTS, TS) and various common videos to AVCHD and burn them on DVDs: DVD-5, DVD-9.*
• ISO Image Output
  Apart from creating Blu-ray discs and AVCHD DVDs, Blu-ray Creator Express can convert videos to BDMV ISO and AVCHD ISO image files.

• Blu-ray video editing: clip; crop; add subtitles, audio, watermarks, and special effects

How to convert avi videos to blue ray discs?

Step 1. Add files
Click the Add Video File(s) button on the toolbar, select one or more files in the Add Video File(s) dialog box that appears, and then click Open to load the selected files into the file list of the application.
Tip: You can choose File > Add Video File(s) or File > Add Video Folder from the main menu to load video(s). The application supports loading up to 99 videos.

Step 2.Set target
Click the Destination drop-down button and choose recorder drive, BD folder or ISO image image file from the drop-down list as the target.
Tip: If you set the target as BD folder or ISO image file, you can change the target path to save the output file.

Step 3. Set Volume label
Enter a name in the Volume Label field to name the output, BD folder, or ISO image file.
Tip: If you set the target as BD folder or ISO image file, you can change the target path to save the output file.

Step 4. Start burning
Choose the writing speed and the number of copies required, and then click Burn to start the burning process.

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