Edit Video Files

By right clicking on the video and picking up "Edit" option, or directly clicking the "Edit" option in each loaded video file title, you will enter the video editing interface to edit videos.

Trim: It is up to you to set values in Start Time and End Time or drag the slider under video preview window to cut the needed video length.

Watermark: slide "Watermark" to green and then choose to add image or text watermark as you like. You could edit parameters of added watermark like transparency, position, size, text font, color, size, etc.

Crop: drag the dot frame directly to remove black margin and the unwanted part, or set value in Left, Top and Cropped Size to get the part you want to keep. Also, you could rotate videos for a special angle of view here.

Effect: adjust video brightness, saturation, contrast and volume zoom by dragging the sliders.

3D: slide the "3D Mode" option to green and then choose a 3D effect from Red/Cyan, Red/Green, Red/Blue, Blue/Yellow, Interleaved, and Side by Side for adding to output DVD/Blu-ray content. For more vivid 3D movie effect, adjust the "3D Depth" from -50 to +50.

Remove Noise: Click on "Remove Noise" tab and simply click on “Remove noise” button, then you could remove the unwanted noise as you like.

Create Chapter: Click on the "Create Chapter" tab and you could create chapters quickly by setting chapters or setting chapter length to auto insert the chapters with same duration for each chapter. Or you could delete certain chapters or all chapters with simple clicks.

Preview disc menu

Step 1Preview disc menu

Leawo Blu-ray Creator for Mac offers disc menu templates in different themes like Standard, Business, Childhood, Education, Holiday, Nature, Sports and Wedding. If you don't need disc menu, check "No Menu" option on the top of the right sidebar. If you need more disc menu templates, click the "Online" option to download more from Leawo. Select a disc menu from the right sidebar and click the middle of selected disc menu to get instant preview.

In the drag-down list, you can find there are three kinds of templates for you:
Under "Built-in": Preset disc menu templates by Leawo for you to choose.
Under "Online": Click to download more disc menu templates from Leawo.
Under "Custom": Disc menu templates saved by you after editing.

Step 2Preview DVD/Blu-ray disc menu

To preview selected disc menu, put your mouse on the thumbnail of the template. There will appear an eye-shaped icon for you. Click on that icon to open the disc menu preview panel. You could preview main disc menu and scenes.

Click the “Play” button to start playing loaded video. On the playback panel, you could drag the playback progress bar, adjust volume, etc.

If you click the “Scene” button on the menu, you will see all the chapters listed in the menu. This is exactly how the chapters would look like when played back on DVD players. You can choose to preview any chapter on the list. If you want to preview the chapter, choose the one you want and click on the thumbnail. To return to the previous menu, Click the return button on the bottom of the interface,.

Design DVD/BD disc menu

On the disc menu preview panel, click the pen-shaped icon to call out the disc menu designer within this Blu-ray Burner software. You could drag titles to any place you want to put, double click the titles in main disc menu and scenes to change title content, and right click title content to adjust text color, size, font, etc.

At the bottom left corner, click the music icon or image icon to add background music, background image or background video. Set the music duration, playback effect, playback mode, etc.

To add background image/video, click the image icon next to the music, and then you are free to choose to load the image you want from image file or video file. Besides, you could click "Reset" to delete the location chosen if you do not want it.

Burn photos to Blu-ray/DVD photo slideshow

With a photo slideshow burner, Leawo Blu-ray Creator for Mac enables you to burn photos to DVD/Blu-ray photo slideshow on Mac. This built-in photo slideshow burner even allows you to edit generated photo slideshow and add disc menu to generated photo slideshow for output DVD/Blu-ray slideshow files. As long as your photos are in png, jpg, jpeg and bmp formats, you could use Leawo Blu-ray Creator for Mac to burn photos to DVD/Blu-ray slideshow.

Step 1Add photos

Click the "Add Photos" button, or drag and drop photo files into this photo slideshow burner. You could also add photo folder by clicking the inverted triangle arrow icon next to the "Add Photos" button and then selecting "Add Photo Folder" option. Loaded photos would be automatically generated into slideshow after loading. After loading photos, set Disc type, bit rate and aspect ratio at the bottom.

Step 2Edit photo slideshow

Click the "Edit" icon in generated photo sldieshow title, or right click generated photo slideshow in the processing panel and then select "Edit" option to enter the photo slideshow editing panel.

Edit photo slideshow video

Video: add external photos, re-order loaded photos, remove photos, set photo duration, transition duration, and transition effect, etc.

Edit photo slideshow audio

Audio:, add favorite song as background music, set audio effects, etc. Click "OK" to save and quit.

Step 3Add disc menu to photo slideshow

Select a disc menu for generated photo slideshow on the right sidebar of the main interface. Preview selected disc menu and design it if you need. (This step is optional. If you don't need a disc menu, just click the "No Menu" button)

Step 4Photo to DVD/Blu-ray slideshow burning settings

After adding disc menu, return to the main interface and then click the big green "Burn" button. On the popup sidebar, set "Burn to", "Disc Label" and "Save to" options. To burn photos to Blu-ray/DVD disc, insert a blank writable disc into the disc recorder drive and select disc recorder drive as target in "Burn to" option. You could also open the program preferrences settings to set output disc video mode (NTSC or PAL) by navigating to program Preferrences > Burn option. After these settings, click the bottom "Burn" button on the popup sidebar to start burning photos to DVD/Blu-ray photo slideshow.