Try using the idvd button in the imovie window next to the effects button instead of from the share menu. On 20-Dec-04, at 2:43 PM, Mark Walker wrote: > Hi all > > I've had a superdrive in my powerbook for 2 years now but I can't seem > to master the art of creating DVDs - I wonder if anyone can spot where > I'm going wrong: > > 1. edit movie in iMovie 4 [the last one I did was 21 minutes] > 2. use the 'Share' menu and choose iDVD > 3. iDVD opens - I select a template, format the screen, and drop in > the appropriate movie > 4. I preview it and it seems fine > 5. I put in a blank DVD [no special brand but seem to burn okay with > data] > 6. iDVD gets to Stage 4 but never finishes - left it running for 6 > hours on the weekend and came back to discover an error message [can't > remember what it was - doh] > > I did read that you need twice as much disk space available as the > movie you're burning. I'm quite close to the exact double - just less > - so thought that could be where I'm going wrong? > > Any suggestions and/or foolproof instructions very welcome. > > Thanks > > Mark > > > > -- > Mark Walker > Project Executive, theplacetobe.net > ******** > theplacetobe.net is an innovative not for profit partnership that is > improving the quality of local information available to people in > Brighton & Hove. Current partners are: Brighton & Hove City Council, > Brighton & Hove City Primary Care Trust, Brighton University, > Newsquest Sussex/The Argus, Sussex Community Internet Project, Sussex > University, Virtual Brighton & Hove, Wired Sussex. > > ******** > W:: www.p2b.net :: T:: 01273 234049 :: M:: 07956 627116 > _______________________________________________ > MacDV mailing list > MacDV at listserver.themacintoshguy.com > http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/mailman/listinfo/macdv >