How do I burn a Keynote presentation onto a DVD, without audio, from my Mac

Do you have sound and not want it, or you don't have sound?

If choice 2, then why don't you export to QuickTime (File- Export), and save it to a dvd. Then burn.

Wait, how did you burn it? What do you see on the disc? (In finder). Do you see a .key file? Because DVD Player can't play that... If you export it (see my first post, or the screenshot) then that changes the format. And then DVD Player can read it.

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After that, just drag the Presentation from your Desktop to the DVD. Burn it, and you're all set.

Yes, definitely. This is because, burning a DVD makes it imposible to edit any content on it. On a flash drive, you can always go back and edit it, or delete it.

Once you have your presentation exported into QuickTime, and on the DVD, (my previous post) just select that DVD from your sidebar in Finder and click Burn on the black bar at the top of the DVD's contents.

Also, I'm afraid that if you burned the DVD already, you may have made uneditable, so unless you use the flash drive idea, you're gonna need a new DVD...