I've used dozens of film editors and not once did I need them to burn to DVD.
Here's my process.
1. Edit till I like it.
2. Create the .ISO for burning later.
3. Test the .ISO with VLC Player.
4. If I want, then burn that to Video DVD with IMGBURN.
I have run into folk that demand the burning be in the video edit app so those folk lose out in the long run.
I downloaded the trial of Filmora, the video editor by Wondershare. I had to give up on my long time Adobe Premiere Elements because, after load Windows 10 on my laptop, the program (V. 13) could not find my DVD burner. I asked Adobe forums and could get effective advice to correct the problem. Checked the trial of V. 14, same thing. So, instead of putting more money into Adobe, I'm trying Filmora. So far, everything works and I may buy it. QUESTION: I know how to insert dissolves from the transition menu, but I like to put still photos on video track #2 - the software will then go to those shots over existing audio in the clip on Video track #1. But how does one insert a "dissolve" between those stills in video track #2. Be darned if I can figure it out. The dissolve refuses to insert between those Track #2 stills and then back again to the main video in Track #1. Help!

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