How to Convert and Burn M4V to DVD format
M4V files are iTunes Video Files. The M4V file format is a standard file format for videos for iPods and PlayStation Portables developed by Apple. Nowadays, Apple's products like the iPod, iPhone, and iTunes Store, are becoming more and more popular so M4V files are becoming more commonly used. Unprotected M4V files can be recognized and played by other video players by changing the file extension from ".M4V" to ".MP4".
If you have bought and downloaded some M4V files from iTunes, you may soon realize that you can only watch them on your computer. Is that possible to convert and burn M4V files to a DVD format so that you can play them on your home DVD player? Well, the answer is positive if you have the powerful
M4V to DVD converter-Wondershare Video to DVD Burner. This M4V to DVD converter allows you to convert and burn M4V videos to a DVD disc easily. Besides MP4, it also supports WMV, AVI, MPEG, DivX, etc. Keep reading and learn the tips right away.
Step 1 Change file extension from .M4V to .MP4
You may encounter two different situations: unprotected and protected M4V files. For unprotected M4V files, just rename the file extension to .MP4. It's safe. For DRM protected M4V files, you need a program then. Tunebite is a good one to help you to remove DRM protection.
Step 2 Download and install Wondershare
MP4 to DVD Burner.
Once you've downloaded this M4V to DVD Converter, follow the setup wizard to install it. Meanwhile, insert a blank, recordable DVD disc into your computer's DVD burner drive.
Step 3 Load M4V (MP4) video files
Step 4 Convert M4V to DVD
Note: You can edit videos before
burning M4V videos to DVD. Learn detailed guide on how to edit videos with Wondershare Video to DVD Burner.
Burn M4V to DVD disc: Select "DVD" in the "Burn to" field, select your DVD drive and burning program (either built-in or your own burning application), then click "Start".
Burn M4V to ISO or DVD folder: Select "DVD folder" or "ISO file" in the "Burn to" field, specify a folder on your hard drive to save generated files, then click "Start" to produce DVD folder or ISO files onto your computer.
