This is the main DVD Flick window. Notice the buttons to Save or Open a project, Project settings and Menu settings. To get started we will add a video file, so click at the Add title button in the side.

When the video file is loaded a yellow bar in the left side will show you how full the DVD disc is. However note that DVD Flick will auto adjust the bitrate so that you can fill a disc with less or more content, but it is recommended you don't exceed 3 hours of play or the quality will greatly suffer. Of course you can add multiple video files but since in our example we have one big movie we will not add something else. To continue, click Edit Title while you have the video selected and move to the next step.

The audio track that your source video file contains should be already added here. Set the default Track language so that it displays correctly in the DVD player. You may also add another track (for example you may have an mkv source with more than one languages). Finally, move to Subtitle tracks.

{mostip image=info}While Matroska (.mkv) is in the list of DVD Flick's supported formats, some files refused to correctly add the audio tracks and in some other ones the subtitles where missing. In that case you can use this guide to split the mkv file before and add each audio and subtitle stream manually.{/mostip}