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Recording Time

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Hello to all, quick question, what is the average time to record a home movie using iDVD? I imported a home movie using iMovie HD, it's about 1 hour long, but it's been about 3 hours and it hasn't finish yet, it taking a long time to "Process Movies". My MBP dvd burner is a 6X, what do I need to do next time to make this process faster? The iMovie HD separated the movie to about 50 clips, could this be the problem?

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