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iDVD Themes
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Motion buttons
Any QuickTime movie you add to your
menu is a motion button—when motion is
turned on, the movie plays within its button
icon (except for themes that use only text as
buttons, of course). Normally, the first frame
of the movie button is the first frame of the
movie itself; if you specified a poster frame
for the movie file using QuickTime Pro, that
frame is automatically set as the beginning.
You can specify a new first frame, or choose
not to play the movie at all and just use a
frame of it as a still image.
To set the starting frame:
1. Click a motion button to select it, then
click again or click and hold to display a
Movie slider above it. (Be careful not to
double-click the button, which plays the
movie.) This works whether motion is
activated or not.
2.
Drag the Movie slider to locate the frame
you wish to use as the starting point
(Figure 2.8). Click outside the button to
deselect it.
To turn off movie playback for a button:
1. Click a motion button and bring up the
Movie slider.
2.
Mark the Still Image checkbox.
3. Drag the slider to the frame you want to
use as the thumbnail image.
4 Tip
n The chapters from a GarageBand-
generated iDVD project all belong to the
full movie, so when you’re changing the
starting frame of the motion button, the
slider represents the entire movie, not
just that chapter (Figure 2.9).
Figure 2.8 The Movie slider lets you choose a starting
frame for your movie’s button icon.
Figure 2.9 These two chapters appear in the same
movie, so I can set the top chapter’s button icon to
match the bottom one (not that I’d want to, but you
get the idea).
Using Motion
Supplement for iMovie 09 and iDVD for Mac OS X: Visual QuickStart Guide by Jeff Carlson.
Copyright © 2009. Pearson Education, Inc. and Peachpit Press.
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