DVDStyler is a free DVD authoring application for the creation of professional-looking DVDs. It allows not only burning of video files on DVD that can be played practically on any standalone DVD player, but also creation of own-designed DVD menus. The main DVDStyler features are: creation and burning DVD video with interactive menus, support of AVI, MPEG and other file formats, support of MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX, Xvid, MP2, MP3, AC-3 and other audio and video formats, support of multi-core processor, allows using MPEG and VOB files without reencoding, see FAQ, allows put files with different audio/video format on one DVD (support of titleset), user-friendly interface with support of drag & drop, flexible menu creation on the basis of scalable vector graphic, import of image file for background, placing of buttons, text, images and other graphic objects anywhere on the menu screen, changing the font/color and other parameters of buttons and graphic object, scaling of buttons and graphic objects, coping of any menu object or whole menu, dvd scripting.
What is new in this release:
- added selection of player for preview
- added possibility to normalize audio (replay gain)
- added ability to choose 5.1 audio and normalizing as default in the settings
- added possibility to select border or crop to keep aspect ratio
- added possibility to set default subtitle properties
- added possibility to keep and use cached files after restarting of DVDStyler
- redesigned the menu properties dialog
- joined chapter and cell properties dialogs
- enabled reencoding of ntsc film (24 fps) by default
- fixed displaying of video bitrate if video don't need be transcoded
- fixed memory leak (thanks to Sebastian Vater)
- win32: updated ffmpeg to version 2.5
What is new in version 2.8.1:
- fixed memory leaks
- updated some translations
- updated ffmpeg to version 2.5
What is new in version 2.8:
- added possibility to rotate objects and buttons
- added possibility to play all titlesets
- fixed call last menu command
- fixed multithreaded encoding
- fixed some other bugs
- updated ffmpeg to version 2.2.1
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