Apple iDVD Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 14)

iDVD Addendum—Chapter 1

iDVD’s Interface

Some software is deep, with lots of hidden,

out-of-the-way features. iDVD is not one

of those programs. That’s not to say it isn’t

deep in what it can do—rather, it’s easy to

ﬁnd what you need, quickly.

Menu/main window

iDVD’s main window, referred to as the

menu, displays the ﬁrst set of options that

your viewers will encounter (Figure 1.6).

Choose between standard or widescreen

modes, depending on the aspect ratio of

your movie.

To switch format modes:

u From the Project menu, choose Switch to

Standard (4:3) or Switch to Widescreen

(16:9), or press Command-Option-A

(Figure 1.7).

Figure 1.6 iDVD’s main window contains all of the controls you need to build a professional-looking DVD.

Preview window Themes paneControls

4 Tips

n The term “menu” is confusing in iDVD.

Normally, a menu is a list of commands

that you access from the menu bar at the

top of the screen. In DVD parlance, how-

ever, a menu is the screen you’re looking

at. Think of it like a restaurant menu: the

main window is a space to list the items

(movies, etc.) you can select.

n The widescreen format is designed to

play on widescreen televisions without

letterboxing the picture. All themes can

be made widescreen (even old ones).

n Switch between standard and widescreen

layout at any time; you’re not locked into

one or the other.

n Motion-enabled menus are generally

processor-intensive, so I rarely leave the

Motion button enabled while I edit.

iDVD’s Interface

Supplement for iMovie 09 and iDVD for Mac OS X: Visual QuickStart Guide by Jeff Carlson.

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