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Customizing iDVD Themes 4. Slideshows 5. Archiving, Encoding, and Burning. Tips An archive contains all the data your project needs—except fonts. If your project contains a font that may not be on the computer to which you're sending the archive, be sure to also send a copy of the font. If you've included any protected audio files such as older songs purchased from the iTunes Music Store in your archive, you won't be able to open the project on another computer unless that machine is authorized by you.
A warning dialog appears Figure 5. Encoding and Burn Times To give you a rough idea of how long it takes for iDVD to encode projects using the encoding settings, here are the results of burning a two-hour project on a 2. High Quality: 1 hour 15 minutes. Professional Quality: 3 hours 52 minutes. Tips If you're using Best Performance, wait until the assets are finished encoding in the Project Info window before you burn.
High and Professional Quality do not encode video in the background the way Best Performance does. Instead, they perform calculations during the burning phase. So, don't stare at the Encoding area waiting for the encoding to finish, because it hasn't started. As projects get longer than 60 minutes, their image quality is more likely to decrease due to the additional compression that needs to be applied.
If higher image quality is important to you, try not to skirt that two-hour border with your project sizes Figure 5. How to Fix Missing Assets The Project Info dialog tracks everything you've added to the project, even assets that you've deleted.
There are two solutions: Double-click the item in the Project Info window and choose another image. Go to the Map view and delete the asset entirely. Tips If you've specified Best Performance, wait for asset encoding to finish before starting the burn process. Also you will want to make sure you are using DVD-Rs. It appears you have javascript disabled. Please enable javascript to get the full experience of gustavus. Gustavus Adolphus College. Menu Explore.
Mortar Board Academics. Pencil Paper Icon Admission. Musical Notes Icon Fine Arts. Profile Profile. Make Your Life Count. Push Pin. This is a simple DVD with one photo as background and a movie slideshow made in iPhoto with 39 photos and runs about 4 to 5 minutes. Is it stuck? Reply I have this question too 25 I have this question too Me too 25 Me too. Helpful answers Drop Down menu. Once you do your research of the forum, you will find several work arounds. This problem occurs when you add audio tracks to the movie.
Workarounds: Export your completed iMovie project as a Quicktime movie at full quality or export to a camcorder, then import back to a new imovie project, add chapters, and proceed to iDVD. Burning will be much quicker. View answer in context. If your iMac is a faster G4 or a G5 is should take a shorter amount of time, where as if you have an older, for example, MHz G4, you can expect it to take longer.
In other words, if the DVD takes 8 minutes to burn, then that time is nothing compared to a three to four hour encoding time for a one hour movie. But if the project is only 5 minutes, then the encoding might be done in minutes but the DVD itself will still take 8 minutes to burn.
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