MacMost Now 514: Quick Ways To Build DVDs With iDVD
You can quickly build a DVD from a single video file using the OneStep DVD from Movie option in iDVD. You can also make DVDs from several movies and photos using the Magic iDVD option. Magic iDVD projects can also be a starting point for regular customize iDVD projects.
Comments: 5 Responses to “MacMost Now 514: Quick Ways To Build DVDs With iDVD”
Rob
13 years ago
another great and easy to understand tutorial - great stuff!
JossyK
13 years ago
Thank YOU SO much for that video tutorial. I was looking for a way to make a dvd, and you just show One Step DVD from movie, very simple and straight forward.
Thanks you, one more time.
KathyK
13 years ago
Thanks! I was wondering when I was going to find the time to put my recent vacation photos into a DVD to share with others. You solved my problem!
My MAC never ceases to amaze me!
Paddy Zoller
12 years ago
Gary, I really appreciated this video, but was wondering if you have a tutorial video that explains the iDVD functions in some detail - like you said "learning curve!" I've made several DVDs using iDVD, but always feel like I'm missing information.
No, sorry, I don't have a comprehensive guide to it (too many topics, only so much time). You might be able to find an old book on iLife that has comprehensive coverage.
another great and easy to understand tutorial - great stuff!
Thank YOU SO much for that video tutorial. I was looking for a way to make a dvd, and you just show One Step DVD from movie, very simple and straight forward.
Thanks you, one more time.
Thanks! I was wondering when I was going to find the time to put my recent vacation photos into a DVD to share with others. You solved my problem!
My MAC never ceases to amaze me!
Gary, I really appreciated this video, but was wondering if you have a tutorial video that explains the iDVD functions in some detail - like you said "learning curve!" I've made several DVDs using iDVD, but always feel like I'm missing information.
No, sorry, I don't have a comprehensive guide to it (too many topics, only so much time). You might be able to find an old book on iLife that has comprehensive coverage.