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iDVD and burn time
When burning more than one copy of an iDVD project, it is most time-efficient to burn them all in one session. If you quit iDVD, even if you save the project, you will have to re-render everything over again. If you insert a second disk when the app prompts you, after it burns the first disk, it remembers all the buffered data and skips to stage 5, and writes to disk. (This could save you hours.)
Edited on Nov 10 2006 11:28AM by Steph Bowman


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Home About Contact Colby: Colby Home LRC Home LRC Schedule Studio: Projects Media Stations Inspiration: Netdiver Levitated TheBestDesigns Depiction FCP et al Links: Webmail Payroll Google Dictionary DailyJolt	iDVD and burn time When burning more than one copy of an iDVD project, it is most time-efficient to burn them all in one session. If you quit iDVD, even if you save the project, you will have to re-render everything over again. If you insert a second disk when the app prompts you, after it burns the first disk, it remembers all the buffered data and skips to stage 5, and writes to disk. (This could save you hours.) Edited on Nov 10 2006 11:28AM by Steph Bowman