I'm trying to make a DVD containing short instructional videos for a health fair. I would like the videos to play seqentially and continually without having to start each one individually as in looping. Cannot find info on how to do this. I can burn the dvd OK but have to start each video separately. Anyone have a solution. thanks
MacBook Pro (13-inch Mid 2009)
There are two ways:
1 - join all of the clips together and add as a single video file.
2 - create a slideshow in iDVD
and add the video clips to it. Set the slide duration to anything but manual and use no transitions or music.
If you want the combined video or slideshow to loop go to the Map mode,
select the item and use the Advanced ➙ Loop menu option:
OT
There are two ways:
1 - join all of the clips together and add as a single video file.
2 - create a slideshow in iDVD
and add the video clips to it. Set the slide duration to anything but manual and use no transitions or music.
If you want the combined video or slideshow to loop go to the Map mode,
select the item and use the Advanced ➙ Loop menu option:
OT
Thanks
I used the slide show method and it worked great
FOWI if you find that when playing the slideshow on a TV set you lose some of the image do to overflow and it's objectionable it can be prevented by checking the "Alwayus scale slides to TV Safe Area" checkbox in iDVD's Slideshows preference pane:
This will letterbox the videos on the screen so the entire image is visible but with black bars on either side. This will only show up when you play the disk on a TV set.
I want to make a dvd that will play 6 or 7 short videos without having to start each one individually. as in looping .
