How to Burn WMV to DVD?
WMV stands for Windows Media Video -- developed and controlled by Microsoft. WMV is a generic name of Microsoft's video encoding solutions and doesn't necessarily define the technology what it uses -- since version 7 (WMV7) Microsoft has used its own flavour of MPEG-4 video encoding technology (not very surprising, it's not compatible with other MPEG-4 technologies..). DivX video format is originally based on hacked WMV codec.
The following step by step guide shows you how to convert WMV to DVD and burn WMV to DVD (DVD +R, DVD-R, DVD+RW, DVD-RW) for backup, enhancement or playback on traditional TV sets and home DVD players.
The only tool you need is Video Converter Ultimate. Apart from burning video to DVD, Video Converter Ultimate can also be used to rip DVD, convert video, remove DRM, download YouTube video, etc.
Note: If you want to burn DRM protected WMV to DVD, please go to: How to burn DRM protected WMV files to DVD?
Step 1. Download and Install Video Converter Ultimate
Download Video Converter Ultimate and install it. Below is the main interface:
Step 2. Import WMV Video Files
Click the "Add" button to load WMV files from your computer hard drive. Or you can simply drag the files into the application (multiple WMV video files can be added at a time).
Step 3. Burn WMV to DVD
After the WMV files are imported, click 
to go to the "Burn to DVD" window, where you can choose a menu template, set background picture/music, etc for the output.
Click "Next" to make further DVD burning settings. You can choose to burn to DVD drive (insert a DVD disc first), burn to ISO file or burn to DVD folder. You can also specify the output path for the ISO file or DVD folder, choose TV Stardand (NTSC or PAL), Aspect Ratio, etc for the output. Besides, the software will estimate result file volume for you. Click "Start" and the whole DVD burning progress gets started.
The burning status will be clearly shown in the progress bar. After the whole burning process, you can get the output file and start to enjoy your favorite WMV movies on a DVD player.
