#Idvd burn dvd how to#

Now, the rest worked because I have Toast Titanium: I right clicked on the. mov file which is the movie I wanted to burn. Then I selected the project, opened the folder called Original Media and in there is a. Instead of sharing the movie and creating another mpeg-4 file, I opened the package contents of the iMovie Library. In the meantime, here's what ended up working for me: And I agree that a manual would be nice for iMovie 10. I've now also spent the better part of two days trying to convert a video from tape to digital in iMovie and then burn a dvd. Make any adjustments to drop zones, etc.ДЎ1. Drag the file you created earlier from the Finder into your iDVD project window. Give the project a name and save it to your hard drive.ДЁ. Open iDVD and click 'Create New Project.'Д§. In Finder, verify that iMovie created an MP4 file in the location specified in step 3.Д¦. Wait for the blue circle activity indicator to finish.ДҐ. Choose a location on the hard drive to save the file to.Д¤. and for Size choose Large 540P (960 x 540) and click NextДЈ. If you do not have iDVD, you can probably substitute Toast everywhere I used iDVD (I don't have Toast so can't verify this).Дў.

#Idvd burn dvd how to#

Here is a step by step on how to create a DVD from iMovie 10 using iDVD 7.1.2. Have you tried unchecking 'Automatically upload content to iCloud' in iMovie's Preferences? You said that everything appears to be uploading to iCloud. That said, iDVD stil works beautifully and remains the best option for creating nice-looking DVDs on a Mac. Apple discontinued iDVD several years ago and no longer supports it and in version 10 of iMovie has removed all references to iDVD or burning DVDs. The manual is not going to help you figure out how to burn a DVD.