Hi Richard--
Something else... When I create a project for a DVD, I save it to
an .iso file on my hard drive. That initial rendering takes the
hour or more that you're talking about... but once you have an .iso
image for a DVD, you can then just copy that image to the DVD itself
without
Susan,You're exactly right. With iDVD, you export as a disc image RichardOn 12/28/05, Susan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi Richard--Something else... When I create a project for a DVD, I save it to
an .iso file on my hard drive.That initial rendering takes thehour or more that you're talking
Here is what I do to make a DVD with iDVD.
I save an uncompressed quicktime file from FCP
(file/export/quicktime). This is very quick because the file is just
transcoded into a QT wrapper. The files are large but not to
worry ... I'll explain in a minute.
I then create my iDVD project which
Thanks Bill!
One simple question ... when you say you do the export quicktime do you leave it at default settings?On 12/23/05, Bill Streeter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Here is what I do to make a DVD with iDVD.I save an uncompressed quicktime file from FCP
(file/export/quicktime). This is very
Bill,I think I figured out the answer to my question. Use current settings ... RichardOn 12/23/05, Richard Show
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Thanks Bill!
One simple question ... when you say you do the export quicktime do you leave it at default settings?On 12/23/05,
Bill Streeter
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