"A Must-See for Brides on the Verge of Tears: When Your PC-Made Video Won't Burn to DVD, Here's Where to Turn!"

I will do my best to create a handmade wedding video!

Profile movies, opening movies, end rolls, thank-you movies, and more...

I think many brides are trying hard to create handmade videos to be shown at their weddings!

Even when I look at Instagram, it seems that there are quite a few brides who are using unfamiliar computers and trying their best to make things by hand.

@saa.wd0715

I made a video by hand, but I can’t burn it properly ><

Creating a handmade wedding video allows you to make a heartfelt video and is a great way to save money since you can do it yourself.

However, once you actually start using a computer to create, the tasks can be quite challenging.

If you are not used to video production, it seems there are many obstacles you might run into.

☑ What software should I use?

☑ What file extension should I save it as?

☑ What is the video size?

☑ The music won’t play!

☑ The photo size is weird!

☑ The text disappears!

And so on, there are many issues...

But the final hurdle is the process of "burning to DVD."

The video is only complete once it's burned onto a DVD and brought to the wedding venue, where it is displayed on the screen.

If the DVD burning process does not go well, everything you have worked hard on until now can go down the drain...!

But even if you try your best and research various methods, you just can't seem to burn it to DVD!!!

At such times, is there really no choice but to give up...? ><

@yuki_txs

If you absolutely can't burn to DVD, rely on a pro!

In case you can't burn the created video to DVD no matter how hard you try, @weddingsksk has a solution for you!

The method is to rely on a professional DVD dubbing service.

DVD dubbing services can transfer your video data to a DVD for about 2,000 yen per disc.

If you absolutely cannot do it by yourself, relying on a pro is the quickest and most reliable option!

One such service is "Link It Dubbing Center," which is available in Tokyo and Osaka and allows you to send your materials by mail or drop them off at the store.

Even if you can't do it, don't give up! It's good to keep in mind that such services exist, so you can rest assured in case of an emergency.

➡ The savior in times of trouble! Check out Link It Dubbing Center here!

The savior in times of trouble: If you can't burn the DVD properly, ask a pro!

I introduced the "DVD dubbing service," which I want brides who are feeling hopeless about burning DVDs to know about.

This service is a great thing for brides who are currently having trouble or those who will create their own videos in the future to remember as a backup just in case!

Even if you can't save the DVD properly, it's still too early to give up! Please leverage the power of professionals and get your wedding movie burned to DVD!

@yy_wd_0722