Free download YouTube Video and burn to DVD on Lion easily

November 19, 2013 6:31 pm / Posted by Ian Lam to Web Tips and Tricks

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YouTube is a important company for your Internet life, from Santa Claus, Basket ball, Music MV, TV episodes to current films, while you are watching on-line you must have the intention to burn YouTube videos to DVD for playing on standard DVD Player or TV. Here show you the easy way how to download YouTube videos with free YouTube Video Downloader Mac and burn YouTube Video to DVD with YouTube to DVD Creator for Mac (Lion included).

Part 1: Download Doremisoft Free YouTube Downloader to get the YouTube Video downloaded to your Mac Desktop.
If you are not clear the YouTube Download Video Guide go to here.

Part 2: Burn downloaded YouTube video to DVD on Mac(Lion included):
YouTube Video to DVD Creator for Mac is created to burn YouTube videos to DVD disc (DVD-5 or DVD-9) and with powerful Customize Menu including DVD Background, Menu Title (DVD Name), Button Style and Frame (Video decoration Frame). Then the your personalized DVD can be played on DVD Player, TV, DivX Pro etc.

Download and run YouTube video to DVD Creator. Click Add File to add YouTube files from Mac desktop

Choose DVD-5 (4.7G) or DVD-9 (8.5G) as the output according your DVD disk specs.

1. Choose a template. There offer Cartoon Series, Life Series, Nature Series three series.
2. After chose a template, click the template you chose to enter the "Advanced" edit interface. Here you are allowed to edit the DVD Background, Menu Title (DVD Name), Button Style and Frame (Video decoration Frame).

Press the "Burn" Button to jump out the following window to choose ISO files or DVD.
If choose DVD, please inset a New Blank DVD to PC DVD Drive and click "Apply" button, then the DVD burning start, after a short time, you will see the Prompt Dialog Box to show the Burning ended.
If choose ISO file, the original video files will be burn to ISO file and save in your Hard Drive of PC.

DVD Aspect Ratio: For widescreen it is 16:9, for the standard TV it 4:3.