Alternatively, you can also use the Add Items button. Here, you can drag and drop video files from other open folders as well as photo and music files should you want to turn them into a slideshow DVD. The first thing you’ll see is the Add Pictures And Video To The DVD window, which looks a little utilitarian, like the bland lobby of a nice restaurant. If this is the first time you’ve used this application, click the Choose Photos And Videos button. To get started click the Start Orb, All Programs, and Windows DVD Maker.

To turn that edited video into a movie disc, turn to Windows DVD Maker. In other words, if you want to import footage from your camcorder and cut out or rearrange scenes, use Windows Movie Maker. It’s not a video-capture or editing tool, per se that’s Windows Movie Maker’s job (see “Capture, Edit & Publish With Movie Maker” on page 28 of the October 2008 issue), although there’s a little bit of feature overlap between the two. Windows DVD Maker is a disc-authoring application, which means that it’s designed to turn your existing video clips and photos into playable DVDs complete with menus. On the bright side, Vista's Windows DVD Maker was definitely worth the wait. Windows didn't natively support DVD writing until 2007, when Vista launched. Vista vistaDVDWindows Vista: Windows DVD MakerwindowsvistawindowsdvdmakerSmart Computing Search MS Office A-Z | Search Web Pages/ Design A-Z

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