Are there advantages to burning a dish with IMovie 10.0.8 (sharing to file/movies) and then letting IDVD do its thing, or staying with 9.0.9 (publishing to browser) and then letting IDVD burn the disk? Is 10.0.8 any better?
iMovie '11
No. To burn a DVD with iDVD from the latest version of iMovie, you have to export the movie using the Export button and select 480p as the size. Open iDVD and start a new project, then drag that exported movie file into the iDVD menu window, avoiding any drop zones you see.
No. To burn a DVD with iDVD from the latest version of iMovie, you have to export the movie using the Export button and select 480p as the size. Open iDVD and start a new project, then drag that exported movie file into the iDVD menu window, avoiding any drop zones you see.
I got the movie into IDVD but not the way you suggest. I clicked on share, to file, and best size, and one option given was to save in movies. I did that and when I opened Magic IDVD the newly created movie was there, ready to drag to the burn box. I guess my question is whether there is an advantage in time or quality when using one version of IMovie as opposed to the other.
I am not fond of the later versions of iMovie and still use iMovie 6 to make quality video editing and DVDs in iDVD.
In other words, I can't advise you on what versions are quicker than others.
Are there advantages to burning a disk from IMovie 10.0.8 (sharing to file (movies) and having IDVD take it from there, or staying with 9.0.9 (publishing to browser and letting IDVD take it and burn)?
