DVD Burner
DVD Burner is a macOS application designed to write video, audio, and data files to DVD media. It allows users to author DVDs with menus, chapters, and customizable layouts, then burn the final project to blank DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, or DVD+RW discs using an external or internal optical drive. The app targets home video creators, archivists, and anyone who needs to distribute or store content on physical DVDs. It was particularly popular before streaming became dominant, though some users still rely on DVD burning for offline archival, presentation media, and compatibility with older devices.
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1 suggestionNo clear information about a native Apple Silicon build of DVD Burner was found. The app appears to be from a small developer (eTinySoft) and there are no recent updates or announcements regarding Apple Silicon support. DVD burning itself is becoming less common on modern Macs — many recent MacBook models lack optical drives entirely — and Apple's own DVD authoring and burning tools were deprecated years ago. If you need to burn DVDs on an M-series Mac, consider checking with eTinySoft directly to ask whether a native version is planned. Alternatively, open-source options like Burn (free, actively maintained) or commercial alternatives such as Toast Titanium (which has native Apple Silicon support) can author and burn DVDs natively on Apple Silicon Macs, though you will need an external USB optical drive. If DVD burning is only an occasional need, web-based or cloud-based DVD services may be more practical than maintaining local burning software.
Native version · Reported by in the community.
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