Wednesday, October 12, 2005
When you want to add video to your iDVD, know that iDVD uses buttons as links to your video clips. In fact, some iDVD Movie buttons actually display a preview of the video they will display! To play the video on a DVD player, the user selects the Movie button with the remote control, just like for a commercial DVD.
To add a Movie button, just drag a QuickTime movie file from the Finder and drop it onto your DVD Menu display. (Note that only MPEG-4 QuickTime movies are supported -- older MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 movie clips may be rejected.) Alternatively, launch iMovie HD and drag a clip from the iMovie HD clip palette into the iDVD window.
iDVD and iMovie HD are soul mates, so you can also open the iDVD Customize drawer, click the Media tab, and then click Movies from the pop-up menu. Now you can drag clips from your Movies folder into your
To add a Movie button, just drag a QuickTime movie file from the Finder and drop it onto your DVD Menu display. (Note that only MPEG-4 QuickTime movies are supported -- older MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 movie clips may be rejected.) Alternatively, launch iMovie HD and drag a clip from the iMovie HD clip palette into the iDVD window.
iDVD and iMovie HD are soul mates, so you can also open the iDVD Customize drawer, click the Media tab, and then click Movies from the pop-up menu. Now you can drag clips from your Movies folder into your
