[Tony Rocha]

If I understand you correctly, I’m not using commercial single layer DVDs. The master I send to my processing company is a regular Verbatim, probably DVD-R. By the way, are commercial double layer DVD’s +R or -R?

Thanks

[Tony Rocha]

Thanks, Robin, but I’ve been creating 2 hr single layer disks for yrs without creating a blocky mess. I didn’t say I was sane. 🙂 Actually, I have put the same video on both a single and double layer disk and haven’t noticed a tremendous difference between the two, though I thought I should have. Maybe it’s just me. Anyway, I appreciate and respect your input; it gives me food for thought.

But I didn’t know that just about all DVD players will play double layer disks. Thanks very much

[Tony Rocha]

I’m new to iDVD, and I like the menus, but it wouldn’t take my file generated in FCP, because it was over 2 hrs long. I was trying to get it onto a single layer disk. It took it, if I changed the setting in Profile Info to Double Layer. Only problems are that I don’t know if everyone my client is distributing them to has a dvd player that will handle double layer disks, and the processing company requires an order of 300, and I probably only need 200-225. I’ve gone back to using Premiere Elements 13. The menus aren’t great, but ok, and you can actually make them dynamic. it’s serviceable, and I’ve wasted too much time already trying to make iDVD work or trying to find an alternative that’s as nice. I’m disappointed, because I really liked the menus on iDVD.