Idvd slide duration manual

 · I am using iDVD version I am finding the following difficulties: 1/ If I select 'Slide Duration' of say '5 seconds' (or any amount) in the iDVD slideshow creation screen, then when I burn the DVD you cannot pause the slideshow as it plays, it gives the meassage 'The player (DVD player) can not do that now' and keeps running through to end. Select nonconsecutive clips. Click first clip, ⌘-click each additional one. Nudge video clip. Click clip, then press right arrow (add Shift to move 10 frames at a time) to create black gap. Shorten clip (ripple edit) Drag clip’s edge inward (other clips slide left to close up the gap) Shorten clip (creating gap) ⌘-drag clip’s edge inward.  · I have just completed a Keynote slide show lasting approx 14 mins. with backgound music taken from my iTunes file. I want to be able to show it on the tv screen. I have viewed the slide show procedure in the iDVD, which is reasonably close to that used in the Keynote procedure.

I am using iDVD version I am finding the following difficulties: 1/ If I select 'Slide Duration' of say '5 seconds' (or any amount) in the iDVD slideshow creation screen, then when I burn the DVD you cannot pause the slideshow as it plays, it gives the meassage 'The player (DVD player) can not do that now' and keeps running through to end. To get the keynote presentation into an iDVD slideshow that you can advance slide by slide with a DVD player remove you need to convert each Keynote slide to a jpg file. To to this go to the view all slide window, select all of the slides and type Command+P to start a print job. Having been interested in DVD as a delivery medium instead of VHS tape for some time now, when I purchased a new Mac with a SuperDrive, I ordered iDVD 2 from the Apple store for $ Installation iDVD 2 will only run on OS

FireWire, iCal, iDVD, iLife, iMac, iMovie, iPhoto, iPod, Â To move the arrow pointer on the screen, slide your finger across the trackpad. The iDVD interface opens with a x picture area. The very top slider, 'Loop Duration', will enable you to set the length of your background movie. Selection from iMovie 6 iDVD: The Missing Manual [Book] If this is your first time using iDVD, the factory-setting design is called Travel.