First I tried Windows DVD Maker (Windows 7 native application), and after 2 trials each for 2 hours which both end by a message I could recognize its significance, then I searched online for some suggestions.
My recommendation is that simple application: DVD Flick
Good article about that topic:
http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/burn-wmv-to-dvd/
My recommendation is that simple application: DVD Flick
- Set the project settings to your desierable media size and other options you prefer.
- Add your video files as titles and set whichever
- Create DVD
For video editing:
Movie Maker is the simplest tool I have used before, no much sophisticated options but free and does the job.
Movie Maker is part from Windows Live Essentials
http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/burn-wmv-to-dvd/
