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Archiving, Encoding, and Burning

To burn the DVD:

1. Click the Burn button; the iris reveals the

glowing Burn button that’s been hiding

under iDVD’s interface (Figure 5.11).

If any assets are missing, iDVD displays

a warning dialog (Figure 5.12). The

Map view also displays potential burn

problems.

(The “closed” Burn button is like the

bright red safety cover that’s always

mounted over The Big Important

Button—the one that launches the mis-

siles, opens the airlocks, or initiates the

self-destruct sequence that destroys the

villian’s secret underground lair in all

those movies.)

Otherwise, the program asks you to insert

a blank recordable DVD.

A progress dialog appears that identiﬁes

the stages of the process (Figure 5.13):

Stage 1: Prepare. iDVD ensures that

it has everything it needs to continue

burning.

Stage 2: Process Menus. Buttons,

motion menus, and other menu

interface elements are rendered and

encoded.

Stage 3: Process Slideshows.

Slideshow photos are resized and

compressed as needed. If you’ve speci-

ﬁed slideshow transitions, they are

rendered separately during this stage.

Stage 4: Process Movies. Depending

on which encoding method you’ve

chosen, this stage usually takes the

longest.

Stage 5: Burn. The footage is multi-

plexed, which combines the audio and

video data into a single stream that

can be read by DVD players. Burning

is when the laser actually etches your

data into the surface of the disc.

Figure 5.11 You need to click the Burn

button only once to start the process

(some earlier versions required two

clicks). So, really, there’s no good

reason to hide the button behind the

safety iris—except that it’s cool.

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Figure 5.13 The disc burning process goes through

ﬁve stages of encoding and writing data to disc. The

small preview helps you determine how far along the

process has advanced.

Burning the DVD

Figure 5.12 If errors are found before burning, iDVD

gives you the opportunity to ﬁx or ignore them.

In the Map view, position

your mouse pointer over

a warning icon to locate

potential burn problems.

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

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