Thanks Rowan for sharing his workflow… i was facing the same thing before, not knowing what settings to export out from fcpx..
What i did before was just exporting current settngs from FCPX then putting that .mov file into toast and i get poor noticeable final product in DVD..
i was searching everywhere in the net for a proper workflow and i finally read your post..yes, we cannot get the same quality since its in dvd format but its much much better and suitable end product.
The only problem was the exported ProRes 422 took up a lot of space in my hard drive.. lol
If there are others out there who are willing to share their workflows in creating a DVD final end product with less trouble.. pls share.. 🙂
Anyway Rowan thanks again..im settling with this workflow tho its filling my harddrives and ittakes much longer time to encode in idvd( mine is 3hrs plus for full single layer burn) mind sharing how long it took yours??
thanks again..