What's the fastest easiest way to burn an iMovie into an iDVD
I created an iMovie for my cousin who is going on college interviews tomorrow. I did not realize that in order to burn a DVD, I would have to create a whole new project in iDVD with stills, videos, music etc...
I need to burn the movie quickly. Any suggestions on a simple way to burn a movie onto a DVD would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Tracy
MacBookPro 2GB 667,
Mac OS X (10.5.6),
iMovie 08 iDVD 08
c. Open iDVD and select an as simple menu possibly eg Brushed Metal (old themes)
d. Import movie or just drop it into iDVD window - but not into a button zone. (Import is easiest)
e. I choose
• Pro-Quality encoding (handles up to 120 minutes incl menu)
• DVD-R disks
• Verbatim
• x1 burnspeed (can be set in iDVD pref/Advance)
• minimum of 25Gb free space on internal boot hard disk
Limitations
• iDVD only cares about duration of movie (NOT GBs at all)
• SlideShows limited to 99 photos each (or do iit in iMovie)
• iMovie'08 and 09 not tools if High Quality is of need from miniDV material
iMovie'08 and 09 are problematic and I've read but not figured out/tested ways
to get miniDV materal out with full quality to iDVD.
Just exporting via media browser deletes every second line in an interlaced movie
resulting in about VHS-Quality.
Working on how to do this - search forum for better advice.
alt. is to use a program that doesn't take down quality eg.
• iMovie up to version HD 6
• FinalCut Express (or Pro)
• Or if You are a master of patience and order - QuickTime-pro
(It can do edits as well as everything else - BUT it's raw work)