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Can I burn DVDs with FCE?

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I'm wondering.....is there anyway to burn a DVD from FCE or imovie without going through idvd? Is there a way to burn a DVD from idvd with out putting any menus on it or maybe a real simple menu? thanks
 
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Hi,

To your first question: no, there is no way. FCE and iMovie are video editors ONLY, they are not dvd authoring packages. You need to use another dvd authoring package like: iDVD, MovieGate or DVDStudio Pro

To your second question: Yes, there is - a quick google search for idvd no menu yields many topics on the matter - idvd no menu - Google Search I'd skip the first link and just refer to the second or third link down as they both have step by steps of sorts in the threads.
 

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