Best Performances (movies + menus less than 60 min.) - High quality on final DVD.Professional Quality (movies + menus up to 120 min.) - BEST (Takes x2 to calculate encoding).IDVD 08, 09 & 11 has three levels of qualities. IDVD do not care about Mb or Gbs - only on Duration = Movie time + menu time and as follows You now make a Video-DVD and encoded as such. (This set down You do under iDVD menu / Preferences / Advance / Burn Speed (at bottom) ) I set down Burn Speed to x4 = DVD will play on more DVD-devices eg PS3 as it is sencitive. I use only Verbatim - as Cheap media doesn't work (or last) OK From iDVD Media Browser - Import Your Movie and burn this to a DVD.in iMovie - 'Share to Media Browser' ( NOT SHARE to iDVD - as the result will be bad to worse) and here as LARGE (Not HD as result will be bad or worse).Yes - That's NOT THE WAY to do it - What You made is a DATA-DVD and it can in some cases ber used on a computer - BUT NEVER on a DVD-player any brand any type. then i hit burn and waited until the disk popped out and played it on my dvd player. I inserted a blank dvd-r disk and dragged the imovie events into the blank dvd.

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