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Export iMovie projects, FOR BURNING TO CD
Go to file-->Share..., or press Apple E (CMD E).
A screen comes up and click on Share--> To Camera:

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To get the option of exporting to Quicktime:

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There are several options here in the Formats section:

To export to CD select the CD-ROM settings. For best quality audio choose Expert Settings and optimize the audio levels, since the default CD-ROM audio is pretty atrocious (IMA4:1, sounds like people are talking over a tin can phone). Language projects should definitely make use of the best possible audio settings.

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After selecting Expert Settings another screen will pop up. Click on the Options button to change settings.

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Under Video, change the settings so that frame rate is 15. Under Sound change the format to MPEG-4 Audio for optimal picture and sound. These settings are recommended for films 10 minutes and under, since the CD-R capacity cannot hold longer films. If your project is longer than 10 minutes, use the standard CD-ROM settings.

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After everything is set as you like, press export and a window of where you want the file to be saved to will appear. Depending on the size of the file, it should take several minutes for the movie to be exported.

How to burn project to disc
Edited on Nov 10 2006 11:27AM by Steph Bowman


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