As page 267 describes, OneStep DVD creates an autoplay, or kiosk-mode, DVD: the disc begins playback as soon as you insert it into a computer or DVD player. When you use OneStep DVD, you don’t have the opportunity to customize menu designs-there aren’t any. Use OneStep DVD when you want to burn just one movie to a DVD and you don’t need navigation menus.
IDVD provides two ways to go from zero to DVD with very few steps. Indeed, Magic iDVD is a great way to rough out a project that you plan to refine later. And if you need to customize or enhance the DVD it creates, you can bring the rest of iDVD’s authoring features to bear. Magic iDVD may be all you need for many projects. Then click the Burn or Create Project buttons, and iDVD builds your project for you, even creating chapter submenus for movies containing DVD chapters (page 259). When you’re done, preview your work by clicking the Preview button and using iDVD’s standard preview features (page 255). Want a music soundtrack for a slide show? Drag an audio track into the slide show’s drop box. Drag an entire event or album from iPhoto or build a slide show one photo at a time by dragging individual photos into the same box. To create DVD slide shows, drag photos to the drop boxes. Magic iDVD presents you with a single window containing a list of menu themes, a set of drop boxes for holding movies and photos, and a media browser for accessing your audio, photos, and movies.Ĭhoose a theme, then drag movies into the drop boxes. When you want to create a DVD in a hurry, use the Magic iDVD feature.
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