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Imovie11 question
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I would imagine that you would copy and paste that into a new iMovie project, save it or export it, then use iDVD or Toast or MiDVD or whatever you're planning on using to handle the DVD making part of the exercise.
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The problem that I have with that is selecting the various clips,transitions and audio tracks. I find that you can't use the mouse and click and drag over multiple objects to select them all. I can hold down the Cmd key and click on multiple clips and select them, but as soon as I click on an audio track, the video clips get de-selected.
The only way I've found is to duplicate the Project and then delete what I don't want, which can be time consuming.
If there's an easier way, I'd love to know.
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Also, keep in mind, most Chapters are not individual files, they are only bookmarks that allow the DVD players to fast forward. Now, if you have a menu movie that plays at the selection screen, that is considered a chapter, and is generally a different file, same goes for "extras". But what you are really dealing with there is moving from iMovie to iDVD to create the DVD application that finally gets burned.
I would copy the video selection you wish to burn to DVD and put it in a separate project and burn that project.
I would copy the video selection you wish to burn to DVD and put it in a separate project and burn that project.
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