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Slideshows

4 Tips

n iDVD now has the capability to include

movies in a slideshow. Simply drag one to

the Slideshow Editor (see the next page).

n You can also drag photos or albums

directly from the iPhoto application to

iDVD’s menu to create a new slideshow.

That applies to folders containing images

in the Finder, too.

n Use the left or right arrow key to view

the slideshow icon photos one by one, or

if you don’t want to drag the slider with

the mouse.

n If you want a slideshow to start as soon

as you insert a DVD into a player, switch

to the Map view and drag your photos to

the AutoPlay well (Figure 4.4). Double-

clicking the well with photos added brings

up the AutoPlay Slideshow editor, which

features the same options described

throughout the rest of this chapter.

n To ensure that your photos display cor-

rectly in iDVD, crop them ﬁrst in iPhoto.

Select the photo and click the Edit button

to enter Edit mode, then click the Crop

button. Choose 4 x 3 (DVD) from the

Constrain pop-up menu (Figure 4.5). If

your project is widescreen, choose 16 x 9

(HD). Move or resize the selection box so

that the image appears as you’d like it to,

then click the Apply button. When you

bring it into iDVD, it will have the proper

size ratio.

n An iDVD slideshow displays its photos

as static images. If you want to add some

movement to them, use the Ken Burns

Effect in iMovie or iPhoto and create a

movie that contains just the photos you’d

use in a slideshow. Then, import that

movie ﬁle as a regular movie. (It’s not

actually a slideshow in iDVD’s eyes, but

you get the same overall effect.)

Figure 4.4 When you add photos to the AutoPlay well,

the slideshow begins when the disc starts playing.

iDVD as Presenter

You can use an iDVD slideshow as a

presentation tool. Create your presenta-

tion in Keynote or PowerPoint, then save

each slide as a PDF ﬁle. Import those ﬁles

into iDVD as a slideshow. This puts your

presentation on the same disc as other

multimedia materials (videos, etc.), which

can be played back on any DVD player, not

just a computer. At the very least, you’ll

have a backup of your presentation in case

your original ﬁle is lost or damaged.

Figure 4.5 Crop photos in iPhoto to the 4 x 3 (DVD)

constraint before importing them into iDVD.

Creating a Slideshow

Supplement for iMovie 09 and iDVD for Mac OS X: Visual QuickStart Guide by Jeff Carlson.

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