On Friday, January 30, 2004, at 01:16 PM, Steve Hussey wrote: >> iDVD 4 can encode your project in one of two ways before it is burned >> to disc. >> You choose the one that meets your needs. >> >> DISCUSSION >> >> Best Quality >> Choose Best Quality when you want the final result to look its best. >> This mode >> maximizes your computer's resources to deliver the best result >> available from >> your source material. Because Best Quality requires a lot of >> computation, it >> takes longer to encode and burn a disc than Best Performance mode. I understand that. I don't understand why it must not include Background encoding, enable minimizing the window or start the encoding process till you insert a disc. Anyway at least the product is nice. And I can't complain about the interface . Creating the DVD takes mere minutes. >> >> Best Performance >> Choose Best Performance when you need to burn your DVD as quickly as >> possible. >> This mode encodes your project faster than Best Quality mode. The >> time it >> takes to encode and burn a disc in this mode is comparable the >> performance of >> iDVD 3.0.1. >> Yes but iDVD 3 had Background enabled for 90 minute discs and would minimize at that rate. Jim