What dvd burner app is the best?

I bought the macbook with Imovie and I love it but can't burn a DVD of football games. HELP! What app do you recommend?

Roxio Toast Titanium.

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I've been using "Burn" for years and it has been the only DVD burning software I have ever used for the mac. I have never needed to look at other apps. Unless you want something that has more bells and whistles such as Roxio's "Toast" : http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/toast/pro/overview.html
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I recently purchased a Mac Book Pro and find that it has,nt a facility to burn home movies fro imovie. After contacting apple they tell me to purchase a third party dvd burning app, After a little research on the app,s available from the app store the reviews are not good. Has anyone found a reliable app that will do the job,.

Toast is exellent but is no substitute for iDVD - but then nothing really is.
Why is there no iDVD on my new Mac? How do I get it and how do I install it?
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3673

What DVD burner is recommended for burning an iMovie?

I would like a recommendation for a DVD burner app that will burn quality movies. What does everyone use? I downloaded a couple of free ones from the App Store, but I was not satisfied with the quality of the movie that I created in iMovie.
Thanks!

babowaNov 4, 2014 7:32 PM Re: What DVD burner is recommended for burning an iMovie?
Re: What DVD burner is recommended for burning an iMovie?in response to mikmarjas
I use Roxio Toast as well as iDVD. The quality is also dependent on a) the camera/quality used, b) the process used in iMovie (which version?), and c) which method (quality settings) is used to export it from iMovie. Every process/step (including the encoding for burning) will compress the video and may result in a slight loss of quality.
babowa, how do I go about knowing the correct steps that you mentioned to produce a good quality video? My videos look good on my computer, but on the tv the quality is greatly diminished.
Thank you for your response and help!

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What do you think is the best way to get DVDs onto your iPod?

I haven't recieved my video iPod yet, its coming in the mail, but I'd like to be ready when I get it. In your opinion, what is the best way to get DVDs onto your iPod?
I have Windows, so Handbreak doesn't work.
I've tried videora, but its taking ages...
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*Just noticed you can edit*
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