
iDVD Addendum—Chapter 3
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Setting Background Audio
Being a more visual person, I tend to forget
about audio unless it’s either (a) highly
annoying, or (b) eerily nonexistent. Some
themes include background audio, others
don’t, but you can add an audio file to any of
them to customize your menu’s sound.
To choose an audio file:
1. Switch to the Media pane, and click the
Audio button (if it’s not already active).
Your GarageBand songs and iTunes
music appear (Figure 3.21).
2.
Locate the audio file you wish to use.
To help narrow your search, click one of
the playlists in the upper portion of the
window, or type a name (song or artist)
in the search box at the bottom.
3. Click the Play button if you want to pre-
view the file. Otherwise, click the file to
select it.
To add background audio:
u Drag an audio file from the Media pane or
the Finder to the Audio well in the Menu
Info window (Figure 3.22).
u Drag an audio file from the Media pane or
the Finder to the Menu icon in the Drop
Zones Editor.
u Drag an audio file from the Media pane or
the Finder to the menu.
Or
1.
From the File menu, choose Audio from
the Import submenu.
2.
Locate an audio file on your hard disk,
and click Import.
To change audio’s volume:
u Drag the Menu Volume slider in the
Menu Info window.
Figure 3.21 The Audio list in the Media pane displays
your iTunes and GarageBand songs.
Setting Background Audio
Figure 3.22 Drop a song file onto the Audio well to
use that as your background sound.
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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