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iDVD Addendum—Chapter 5

After the Burn

When the burning process is complete, iDVD

spits out the DVD disc and asks if you’d like

to make another copy (Figure 5.17). If so,

insert a new disc; otherwise, click Done.

Here are a few other suggested things to do

while you’re in your cooling down period.

Test your project

Just because you have a shiny disc in hand

doesn’t guarantee that it works. Test it on

your own machine using DVD Player. Test it

on friends’ Macs and PCs, and insert it into

your consumer DVD player. Test, test, test,

or you may ﬁnd yourself singing, “To every

season, burn, burn, burn…”

Delete encoded assets

If you don’t need to burn another disc, you

can free up some hard disk space by delet-

ing the project’s encoded assets, which are

stored in the project ﬁle.

Create an archive of the project for ofﬂine

storage to make sure you have all of the

original footage.

To delete encoded assets:

u From the Advanced menu, choose Delete

Encoded Assets.

Make duplicates

If you want to make copies of the DVD with-

out going through the iDVD burning process,

use Disk Utility or other software such as

Roxio’s Toast (

www.roxio.com

Figure 5.17 If you’re creating multiple copies of the

same disc, burn them in succession so you don’t have

to go through the encoding stage each time.

After the Burn

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