peterluo518
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 Posted: Tue 7:42, 10 Jul 2012 Post subject: How to Burn iMovie video to DVD on Mac |
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DVD creator for mac is one easy-to-use and reliable programme that can export any iMovie ’08/’09/’11 HD video files like DV, MPEG-4, MOV etc to DVD on Mac (Mac OS X Snow Leopard, Lion included), like burn iMovie ’08 to DVD, iMovie ’09 to DVD, iMovie ’11 to DVD, iMovie HD to DVD etc.
Surely, the versatile Mac DVD Creator software also allows to provide powerful editing functions: create a distinctive DVD menu, custom background music and picture, clip unwanted parts freely, adjust video effect, add subtitles and audio tracks, cropping image size and so on to customize your favorite DVDs! How amazing the output quality will be when you use the professional programme!
Step by step to convert/burn iMovie files to DVD freely and effectively on mac os x lion.
Part 1: Getting Started
Step 1: Free download iOrgsoft DVD creator mac and install it in your computer.You can see its main interface.
Step 2: Load video files
Click "+" button on the toolbar from the main menu to load the MXF video files you want to burn into the file list..
The Mac DVD creator supports most video formats and you can , burn AVI to DVD on Mac, burn FLV, 3GP, MP4, MTS, M2TS, MKV, WMV, AVI, MPEG etc. to DVD disc.
Step 3: Create DVD menu
Click the button on the menu panel, you can choose three menus: LifeSeries, CartoonSeries, NatureSeries. Choose your favorite template from this window to create a menu instantly.
For further menu editing, please click "Edit" button on the menu panel to open "Menu Edit" window, in which you can change the template, add background music/picture, Menu Title,Button style and Frame to your menu.
Step 4: Adjust output settings and Start creating DVD
Click "Burn" button at the right bottom of the file list to start burning. meanwhile set up the Destination: Insert a recordable disc, and choose the disc you insert from the "Disc Label" drop-down list. Or choose "Save iso to" option to back up your video files onto your hard disk as DVD folder or ISO image.
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