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How to convert MOD to DVD on Mac?
"My husband find our wedding videos by camcorder and he want to re-enjoy our happy moment in the wedding. I notice that these camcorder videos are in MOD files. How can I burn these MOD files to DVD so that we can enjoy on TV easily, By the way, my OS is Mac. Need urgently."
MOD is the video file format used on many digital camcorders, such as the JVC Everio, the Canon FS100 and the Panasonic D-Snap SD-card camcorders. How to burn MOD to DVD on Mac so that you can share your movies with your family and friends? iFunia MOD to DVD Converter for Mac is a professional Mac MOD to DVD Converter which will help you burn MOD videos to DVD on Mac easily. This step-by-step guide below shows you the simple steps.
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Step 1: Add MOD files to Mac MOD to DVD Video Converter
Click the "Add Files" button to add MOD video files to the MOD to DVD Mac converter. This MOD to DVD video converter for Mac supports drag-drop and batch conversion, so you can import and convert several multimedia files at a time.
(Optional) Merge some separate MOD videos to 1 single file
This is optional. But if you want to output 1 DVD file for easily playing on Mac, simply click on the video titles you'd like to merge , then click 'Merge' button and uncheck the former separate files if you just need the single merged video file. You may see the image below to have an idea.
Step 2: Select DVD output format
Use the "Output Format" on the bottom of the window to control the output format. In this case, you will want to select "DVD" format (the .vob extension). After that specify a directory on your computer to save the output files.
Step 3: Start MOD to DVD Conversion on Mac OS X
After all the settings, click the 'Start' button for MOD to DVD video conversion on Mac. The convert progress bar shows you how much of the encoding is completed. The encoding time will depend on several variables including: the duration of the video file, the speed of your computer, what other activity your computer is currently doing and the bitrate you set.
