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DVD editing on iMac 700 without superdrive

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Hope someone can point me in the right direction. I have an imac 700 with slot in cd-rw and an external dvd drive (firewire) that can read and burn and have a 256 mb sdram and loads of hd memory available(55Gb). I have toast titanium and Popcorn. I have recorded some films to dvd-rw(finalalised) from the tv but wish to edit them to cut out the few minutes at the start and the commercials and re-burn them back onto dvd-r. Here's the big question....since I dont have a superdrive I cannot get macs own dvd authoring to work....is there another application that will work on this mac.
Any pointers will be appreciated.
Thanks
Geoff Coulson
 
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iMovie, 55gb hd is not a lot of space, i got an iMac g5 with 250 gb and first day i was editing, i used 45 gb
 

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