Severin, I use iDVD all the time and have them set to play when
inserted. When you open a new project select any Theme you like then
go >View>Show Map, the top window in Map will have "Drag contents
here to play automatically etc." At the bottom select "Media" (Far
right) and then at the top select "Movies". drag the required movie
(which you should have in the Movie Folder) to the appropriate place
and thats about all there is to it.
Its probably good form to give the movie a name in the theme as you
can get to it by selecting Menu on the Player.
Its a while since I have done one so I hope the above is all correct,
in any case it shouldn't be far off the mark.
Regards
Adrian.
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On 21/01/2007, at 3:30 PM, Severin Crisp wrote:
I have burned a DVD from an iMovie project using Toast 7. It plays
perfectly in my DVD player. DVD player in OSX is odd. If I insert
the disc and DVD Player opens automatically (as I have it set to
do) it plays fine. However, if DVD Player is running and I insert
the disc and try to start it from File/Open it is unrecognised.
Can anyone fill me in on this oddity, please?
By way of explanation, I used Toast rather than iDVD because I want
a simple disc that is plug and play with no navigation and no fancy
stuff. iDVD is great but I wish there were a way to use it without
having all the embellishments, I have yet to find a way to bypass
them.
Severin Crisp
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