Imovie to dvd studio pro software#
Software actuallly uses the location you tell it to use, without arbitrarily using what it should not. So I got access to a machine with Final Cut Studio installed on it. I tried three times, as originally I thought that I might have exceeded the “TV safe” area on the menu (another famous was of getting iDVD to die) with DVD title, or somesuch. Then after running all night, it would die with a numerical error code (I’ve googled for it, noone saw it before). IDVD 6 is also temperamental about DVD mastering, and was refusing to even think about creating a dual layer DVD (ie something longer then 4.7 gigs in size) if I didn’t have a dual layer burner plugged into the iBook. Now, imagine that you are running out of disk space on your internal drive as it is, and then out of nowhere another 1.5 – 2 gigs of stuff show up in /tmp. iDVD is smarter then the user, and will try to save the intermediate audio track (before the muxing) in /tmp If you have PCM audio track (and all of my previous projects did, because I didn’t know any better. You’d think that when you are rendeering the final DVD, it would still keep all the bits and pieces on the external drive, where the data is saved. Suppose your projects are saved on an external drive, both iMovie and iDVD. My previous attempt was using iMovie HD 6 and iDVD 6. Spent a good chunk of today fighting with DVD creation.
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