iDVD dilemma – simple DVD, not so simple…

[Ann Clark]

Your comments were somewhat helpful, but not what was needed for this exercise.

Thanks for your input, though.

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[Noah Kadner]

Yeah I was saying that as a lament not a plus. I’m surprised in a bad way… DVDSP is pretty easy to learn. I learned it in about 3 hours just by going through the included tutorial. Yeah it has a lot of features, but in truth you need to know maybe 10% of those to actually make most DVDs. The rest is stuff you’ll probably never use. And in exchange you get far more professional results than iDVD. Yet…

Noah

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[Stefan Link]

If iDVD cant really cut it for you then you could try Toast.
Easy / but needs 3rd party software: Toast lets you burn your Movie to DVD without menu – just drag the Movie project to the Toast Window – Options>Menu Style>No Menu – check or uncheck Auto Play/Play all items continously .Disadvantage: you’ll need to spend some extra $$ for the software if you dont have Toast already installed .

[Trace Burroughs]

How do I delete the default menu in idvd? thanks

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