How to convert dvdproj to mp4
How do you to convert a dvd made in idvd in dvdproj format to to mp4?
iPhoto '11, iOS 5.1
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How do you to convert a dvd made in idvd in dvdproj format to to mp4?
iPhoto '11, iOS 5.1
Double click -->IDVD opens.
tight cluck -->open with--> iDVD or Terminal.app
Neither help
Double click -->IDVD opens.
tight cluck -->open with--> iDVD or Terminal.app
Neither help
If like me you find an old .dvdproj file and want the video without downloading and installing iDVD again there is another way.
Right click on the file and select 'Show Package Contents'.
Then navigate to the video folder which is: Contents ... Resources ... MPEG.
You will find the video and audio files in there and need to use one of the above convertors to change the format.
Then navigate to the video folder which is: Contents ... Resources ... MPEG.
There will be no files in that folder unless the Best Performance encoding has been selected and any movie files in the project have been encoded in the background:
And the files based on the movie file will not include the audio track.
If the OP has iDVD installed, the project is his then he can open the project, see where the movie files used in it are located on the hard drive and get the original file that way. No need to convert or rip.
Bottom line: if the project file is not his then without the iDVD application the .idvdproj file is useless.
I did this yesterday, and don't have iDVD anymore, I'm not even sure if you can get it now. I just had the .dvdproj file. The video was in the MPEG folder within the package and the audio was in the Audio folder there too. Will have to put them back together with an editing app but at least I have the video now, so if you do just have the file and not any associated folders, it may be possible to recover what you need using the method I described, it worked for me. So bottom line is, if you only have the .dvdproj, and happened to use the settings Old Toad mentioned which I guess I must have, then you can recover a potentially nostalgic home video, which could be priceless.
How to convert dvdproj to mp4