[MacDV] New to the list

[Shirley Kehr]

I've seen posts where people talk about other equipment (no computer
needed), but I haven't paid attention to that. Look for consumer DVD
recorders. I think I saw prices in the range of $1000.

The other solution is to use the equipment you have already. This means
getting the video on the computer and iMovie is the obvious software to
do that. Just because you import it to iMovie, it doesn't mean that you
have to do any editing. Just use iMovie to get it on your computer and
then immediately output it for iDVD.

Then just do the minimal with iDVD (you might want to choose your own
theme) and burn away.

Shirley

michael Vogt wrote:
> 
> Hi all
> I'm new to your list but I'm on a few of of the Lowend list so some may
> know me .
> But I'm a farmer in Kansas.
> I had a 7500 that I had been doing some iMovie stuff with  I sold it
> and got G4 sawtooth AGP then I bought a DVD-R drive and I have a Sony
> Digital 8 Camcorder , what want to do is move my Home movies to DVDs
> with out any editing. Is there a  simple way to do that. or do you need
> to go through iMovie.
> 
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