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iDVD Addendum—Chapter 1

Using OneStep DVD

Sometimes you may want to just burn some

footage to a disc, without dealing with pretty

graphics or navigation. Film productions

frequently create DVD “dailies” of each day’s

footage for the director or producers to

review; wedding videographers sometimes

offer the raw footage to the married couple,

handed over at the end of the day. iDVD’s

OneStep DVD feature simply grabs video

from your camcorder and burns it to disc,

with no menu navigation or frills. When you

play it in a DVD player, the movie starts play-

ing right away.

To create a OneStep DVD:

1. Connect your camcorder to your Mac

and make sure it’s loaded with the tape

containing your footage.

Choose OneStep DVD from the File

menu, or press the OneStep DVD button

on iDVD’s title screen (Figure 1.2).

Insert a recordable DVD disc into your

computer.

Sit back and wait. iDVD rewinds the

tape, imports the footage, encodes it, and

burns it to the disc (Figure 1.3).

If you want another copy made after

iDVD ﬁnishes, insert another disc.

Otherwise, click Done.

4 Tips

n OneStep DVD imports footage until it

reaches the end of the tape or the end of

the footage. If you want just a portion of

the tape recorded, press the Stop button

in iDVD or on the camcorder.

n You can’t start importing footage in the

middle of a tape using OneStep DVD. If

you want to burn just a portion of your

video, import it into iMovie ﬁrst.

Figure 1.2 If no iDVD project is currently open, start a

OneStep DVD project from the title screen.

Figure 1.3 OneStep DVD automatically rewinds the

camera’s tape, imports the footage (top), and burns

a DVD disc (bottom).

Using OneStep DVD

OneStep DVD Data Location

When you use the OneStep DVD feature,

iDVD doesn’t create a project that you can

go edit later. All OneStep DVD ﬁles are

stored in a temporary, invisible directory

on your startup drive. But you can change

the location: open iDVD’s preferences,

click the Advanced icon, and choose a new

temporary folder location (say, a larger

hard disk) at the bottom of the window.

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

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