On 28th March Michael Winter wrote:- > At the end of the burn, the DVD is ejected and I'm asked if I want to > burn another one. The problem is that I want to do the burn overnight > which means the drawer for the DVD drive is left hanging out for > I-don't-know-how long. I really worry about this since I do have young > children running around who are sometimes up before I am, and it just > looks too easy for that tray to be broken while its hanging out there. > > So, is there a way to prevent the tray from coming out at the end of a > burn? Hi Mike, I am not aware of a way to stop the tray from ejecting at the end of a burn , but I do not see it as a problem as I consider it prudent to check on the burning process every now and then to make sure things are going OK. Time wise, I am finding it takes around 42 minutes to burn 60 minutes of slide shows with accompanying music, but I can't speak for movies as I have not burnt one since upgrading with the iLife package. Enlarging on my first sentence, since upgrading to iDVD3 I have found, on several occasions, that a glitch occurs about 6 minutes into the "preparation" process and I need to start again. I may have found an answer to this , however, by shifting the cursor off the "burn" button after double clicking the button to start the process. In regard to Gerhard's comments , I am finding it takes 8 minutes to burn subsequent copies of the same 60 minute DVD with my Pioneer 104 SuperDrive. Ian Tucker