System Requirements

• DVD writer drives.
• 256M or more memory.
• 5 GB or more free disk space.
• DirectX8.0 or higher.
• Windows Media runtime file.(optional,for wma,wmv,asf file) .
• ASPI driver.(Optional for importing CD tracks).

3 Steps to Burning your own Music DVD:

1.Importing audio :

Hit button to add any audio files or video files(contain audio) to audio list.

Hit button to grab CD tracks to audio list.A dialog will popup displaying all CD tracks on the CD .The program will connect to CDDB(CD data base) server automatically to get all album information including artist , title, release date of the CD.Just select the tracks you wanted to import.

Hit button to add album to your music DVD. An album may have maximum 99 songs and in navigation menu you can see all albums in root menu which is very easy for you to browse your favorite albums and songs.

After importing audio to Audio List,you could play, delete, move up, move down or rename any item of the list, you could also save all settings and audios as a project file which could be opened later for editing.

2.Designing navigation menu :

Click the button "Design" to edit DVD navigation menu.

Apollo Audio DVD creator comes with some background images,just click on anyone of them to set it as background image of DVD menu.Of course you may specify any image of your computer as background image by selecting . Font and color of menu items can be changed too by hitting "change font" button.

3.Producing DVD :

Click the button "Produce" to burn your music DVD.

Source: Audio list means all audio files in current project.DVD-Video Folder is a folder on your hard disk contains VOB and IFO files which is ready for burning. Destination: All DVD writer drives will be listed on the combobox,just select target buner and insert a blanck DVD +R/RW or DVD-R/RW disc if you want to burn audio into a DVD. If you want to create a backup of DVD image on your hard disk you should select destination as DVD-Video Folder. DVD Label: Label of target Music DVD. TV Mode: NTSC format is mainly supported in USA, Canada, South America & the Caribbean. PAL format is supported in most other countries. If everything is OK, click "Start" button to process.