Burning a DVD of the film in iMovie

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• How can I burn a DVD using the latest iMovie?

  I'm used to be able to export my iMovie as files DV videos.  I want to retain the original quality without compression.   This is no longer the case with the new iMovie app.  The only choice now is to 'Share' and the same year, when sharing, I always get a message of failure on the part.  I watched the video recorded in my iMovie file and saw that it was only the edited video.  Everything stops, I added was not in the video, but they were in the folder as separate items.  I used to be able to just drop the video filled in iDVD and let this app the rest.  What is the best method to use?  My iDVD crashes now.  Y at - it an application to burn DVDs either free or at a reasonable price?  It's urgent!  I have a project planned for delivery in a few days!

  To burn a DVD with the latest version of iMovie's iDVD, you must export the movie using the export button and select 480 p as the size. Open iDVD and start a new project, and then drag this file in the sequence exported to iDVD menu window, avoiding the drop areas that see you.

  If you are using El Capitan see this thread:

  https://discussions.Apple.com/thread/7251191

• Movie burned to dvd, projection of film, but not the photos

  I burned the dvd and it is to show the film, but not the photo at the end.  When I look at the menu, it is to show the photo are on the disc, but when I play it is just a black screen.

  In addition, the dvd play on my dvd player, but will on my pc.

  Thanks for the reply.

  The pictures are all JPEG files.  Does make a difference?

  I created the movie in windows movie maker, and when you select burn to disc, it directs you to the creation of windows dvd.

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  In Movie Maker... try Publishing (save) your movie in .wmv format in a folder on your drive hard.

  Windows Vista-
  Publish a movie in Windows Movie Maker
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/publish-a-movie-in-Windows-Movie-Maker

  Next... Open the .wmv file in creation of DVD and try to burn a video DVD.

  Windows Vista-
  Windows DVD Maker to burn a video disc
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/burn-a-DVD-video-disc

  Good luck...

  John Inzer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• How to burn a DVD in the format .wlmp

  I have just cut/edited a video to a DVD. The original file formats were in. Form VOP. I used Windows Live Movie Maker to trim/edit. When I went to try to burn the files to a DVD, he said that the files could not be read because they have been registered as .wlmp. I thought that they were saved as VOP but did not know they had been saved differantly. How can I burn my work published on a dvd? Do I have to change the file extension to. VOP? Can I download a program type to burn these files?

  I've seen the video you suggested for 'how to save Windows Live Movie Maker Project. The video shows how to save a project before the publish on a service such as YouTube. I don't want to publish the project, I want to burn to a DVD. Insofar as using create DVD, I already went through the steps to do, and that's when I discovered that the video had been registered in the wrong format. I try to use the converter that you suggested, however, given that any other option would require the deletion of the project and starting over, and I don't think I have time for it.

  ========================================
  Apparently my info is not really useful for you, but FWIW...
  the tutorial video is not just for YouTube.

  What it does is allow you to save the project in the WMV
  film format which means that you could see in Windows
  Media Player and to share it with others.

  And... If you save as WMV and then import the WMV to
  Movie Maker, you'd have a better chance of success
  When creating your DVD.

  Good luck with your project.

• Not possible to burn a DVD on the Satellite A100-338 using Windows DVD Maker

  I have a Toshiba Satellite A100. I'm trying to burn a DVD using Microsoft Windows DVD Maker and a Sony DVD - RW. The laptop has a carpet * a DVD-RAM UJ-850 s ATA device.

  When I try to burn a DVD, a progress bar appears and is about 2% before the hanging.

  I also tried to format the DVD first, and which is progressing well before coming up with an error message saying that the drive could not be formatted.

  Anyone got any ideas? Am I missing something completely obvious?

  Hello

  the following things could probably help you with your problem:

  -> control if a new BIOS for your machine and a new FIRMWARE update for your DVD player are available. Update the BIOS and the player firnware
  -> use another applications burning like Nero, CDBurnerXP or other thing that is usually know work well with almost all DVD - RW readers out there
  -> use a DIFFERENT brands of DVD media because the carpet * a readers are really picky

  If all these steps fail, then it is possible that your drive is defective and must be replaced.

  See you soon

• HOW TO BURN A SINGLE ON A CD - R DATA FILE (GUARD TRY TO BURN A DVD WHEN THE CD - R DISC AND HAS ALSO NO PROVISION FOR SIMPLE DATA FILES)

  Windows Media Player to burn a DVD when a CD - R's in the magazine.  When the BURN is a right-click in WMP to select media, it seems to focus on one single image copy copy not the program data we downloaded from BluRay to update firmware of the Blu - Ray player.

  We continue back to back up our files, but there seems to be only a reproduction of images of WMP.  I know, Windows MEDIA player!

  Suppose we wanted to save a simple letter printed on a cd - r?  I'm sure I'm missing SOMETHING!  And now I can not find disk "F" which is the reader, we used to use CD for (I'm already grey) "»

  You do not use Windows Media Player to burn data files. Start - Help and Support has lots of info on how to burn a file (search on Burns). Click right file - send to - .

  Read the help.

• The film shared iMovie displays noise and horizontal lines where I have added a few pictures

  I've added a few photos at the end of my film (about 7 min long, 4 k, but to 1020), but at the beginning a few black and white lines appear instead of the photo and this also happens with another photo.

  Are you by chance using iMovie 11 (version 9)?  This does not work with still photos under El Capitan, only the last version, 10.1.2.

  Geoff.

• Problem with burning a DVD using the AVCHD format

  I just finished on a video project of 19 minutes (photos and short video clips), and I was able to burn it to a DVD in standard quality with first Elements 10.  When I try to burn AVCHD, however, I get an error just until it's ready to start burning.  It encodes all media and all switches to the menu burn when the "error" appears.  There is no other explanation.  I also tried to burn to a folder and I get the same result.

  I used the first items 10 for 4 years to do this same type of project, and I was able to burn on AVCHD successfully in the past.  Any ideas why it doesn't work anymore?

  Specifications of the computer: desktop computer Dell Inspiron 3847, processor i5 12 GB of RAM, 1 TB hard drive w / 770 GB free.

  I appreciate all help.

  A.T. - I finally thought to it.  After I had removed 3 of 4 songs and their respective video clips / photos in the problem project, I took a thorough review to the media with the rest one song left to see if there was something unique about.  As I mentioned earlier, I had all the different file types in the project problem included in the test project, and the test project had burned successfully to AVCHD.  After having scoured what was left of my files, I found a picture that I had used the effect of the "line of demarcation" (edit - effects - line drawing).  I decided to remove the effect to see what would happen.  Once I did, I was able to burn this new project to test a DVD AVCHD (a value of 1 only one song from the media).  I then made the same change to my complete project and then it worked.

  Very frustrating, but I'm very happy that I found the culprit.  I note that I used a couple of the photo / video effects projects successfully, but never this 'dividing line' a before.  I would warn anyone against using it now!

  In response to a recent question, I was not able to burn a folder when I had this problem either (4.7 GB).

  Thanks again for your help.  I really appreciate that people are available to help solve the problems of this kind.

  Happy holidays!

• How can I burn a DVD than iMovie?

  It's me I'm 82, or is it my new iMac? I did a wedding clips iMovie and cannot burn it to a DVD to share with my daughter.

  Your new Mac will not have the necessary application: iDVD.

  Why are there no iDVD on my new Mac? How do I get it, and how do I install it?

  https://discussions.Apple.com/docs/doc-3673

  To burn a DVD with the latest version of iMovie's iDVD, you must export the movie using the export button and select 480 p as the size. Open iDVD and start a new project, and then drag this file in the sequence exported to iDVD menu window, avoiding the drop areas that see you.

  If you are using El Capitan see this thread:

  https://discussions.Apple.com/thread/7251191

• Now that my full FCP project, I burned a dvd and everything is fine but I want to download the .mov on YouTube, but cannot determine WHICH of the largest number is the one to download.  Too many files are named "Untitled" and I can't find a post of .mov

  Now that my project from FCP 5 minutes video clip is over, even if I am a complete and total novice to the iMac, I nevertheless managed burned a DVD via the file > share the menu option and everything went well, but now I want to download the .mov on YouTube, but is unable to determine to WHICH many files created in this project is the one to download!  It seems that many files are named "Untitled" and I do not seem to know how to find ONE with a .mov extension.

  At the top left of my screen of the FCP is the list of "Libraries" that after that I developed all the arrows to point down looks like this:

  Libraries

  Untitled

  Smart collections

  30/06/16

  Age of television

  If you haven't guessed, the name of my project is "T.V. Age" and I expected to find somewhere on the computer, a file named, 'T.V. Age.mov' or somethjng like that for me to download on YouTube, but I can't find THE .mov files.  Maybe I don't know how to market the Finder option to display filenames WITH extensions?

  I'm hoping that someone with enough time on their hands and understanding in their hearts will take the time to help me locate the .mov that as well as help me correctly name this library Untitled in the zone without good libraries course disrupt the integrity of the completed video-music that is always open on the timeline, even if I don't there anymore since my work with her is over , but the only "CLOSE button" I see is 'close library Untitled' button on the file menu.  I don't see even its end (the *) project button!  The only way I see how close my project is to close the program, but I doubt if it's true.  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  Tony

  If you did burn a DVD, then you did burn a DVD, you export any file can be used.  Share > main folder > Audio + video and download that ProRes file resulting.  Or use the built-in YouTube option to upload directly to YouTube.

  You don't "close" anything in the part of the timeline, it is useless.  You would simply open a new project or other media type of container, in the part of the timeline.

• Error - location: C:\Program Files\Common Program Files Central\Main\msvcr71.dll is not a valid windows image cannot access the desktop icon to burn a DVD.

  Original title: I can't access my desktop icon to burn a dvd.

  I can't access my desktop icon to burn a dvd.  The message I get is as follows, "location: C:\Program Files\Common Program Files Central\Main\msvcr71.dll is not a valid windows image."  Please check this against your installation diskette. "On my toolbar, it said,"mediahub.exe - bad image"can someone please help me as I've used in the past to burn CDs and DVDs.  He moved with the computer.  Thank you

  Hello

  1. have you done any hardware changes or software on your computer before this problem?

  2 do you have a copy of Sonic application backup to reinstall it later?

  I suggest you to uninstall Sonic since Add / Remove Programs. Subsequently, check if you are able to burn CDs in your computer.

  
  Reference: burn your own custom CDs

  Hope the helps of information.

• Encoding and the work of converting very well, but won't burn to dvd?

  Hello, I tried many suggestions as well as procedures standard to try to solve my problem, but my dvd will not burn again :(

  This (assuming) started after my wife somehow deleted my user account from the computer (HP dv6704 nr laptop), I put a blank disc in as usual (after redo my user account with all the links, etc.) and conversion went well and is attesting that burn is 'Excellent' or well ya know, tried it with my fav ConvertXtodvd as well as factory Windows Movie Maker and says 'burn is good. " , but nothing to do? It is the first time that I had a problem in 3 or 4 years procedures. I tried deleting the upper/lower case filters, startup repair, remove to let drivers update automatic, changed versions of the burner that I use in case of default, etc etc...

  I don't know there is something simple that miss me that the cd take very well, please help someone?

  Using CCCP codecs (although convertX has no need of em) and threw a po filter AC3... uh, running VISTA HOME PREMIUM (came installed) and the burner is a TSSTcorp CDDVDW TS - 632N ATA Device.

  Someone help me please, my little ones like the video I do em, and I do too :)

  Hi jedjoe24,

  ·          You receive an error message when burning?

  When you try to burn videos or movie from Director of Windows, use Windows DVD maker to burn to DVD.

  Method 1

  Uninstall any third-party DVD burning software installed on the computer and try to burn.

  Method 2

  You can try to reduce the burn speed and check.

  1. open Windows DVD Maker.

  2. on the page, share your memories on a DVD , click on choose of pictures and videos.

  3. in the Add pictures and video to the DVD page, click Options.

  You can change the following settings in the dialog box Options of DVD :

  ·          DVD burning speed. This option allows you to select the speed to burn your DVD. The default choice for this option is faster. Some DVD burners won't burn at full speed using some types of DVD. If you have problems burning discs, try selecting medium or slow.

  Change Windows DVD Maker DVD-Video settings

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/change-Windows-DVD-Maker-DVD-video-settings

  Method 3

  Make sure that the DVD burner is properly connected to your computer and powered, and that all the necessary software drivers for the DVD burner are installed. You can check your hardware settings in Device Manager by following these steps:

  1. click on Startand then click Control Panel.

  2. click on hardware and sound.

  3. click on Device Manager.

  Make sure that the video you are trying to burn are not damaged. To see whether the videos you want to burn are corrupted, try playing or viewing with Windows Media Player. If the files do not play with the player, Windows DVD Maker cannot burn.

  Solve problems with creating a DVD-video using Windows DVD creation

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-with-creating-a-DVD-video-using-Windows-DVD-Maker

  I hope this helps!

  Halima S - Microsoft technical support.

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• I can't play my DVD on my DVD player. I get a message that says: "disk is incompatible." How to burn a DVD compatible with DVD players?

  Original title: DVD burning

  I successfully burned a DVD of a film I made with moviemaker that I can still play on older versions of Windows, but I can't play my DVD on my DVD player.  I get a message that says: "disk is incompatible."  How to burn a DVD compatible with DVD players?

  Hello Angels3cma,

  Thank you for posting.  It seems that you were doing data DVD discs.  To burn DVDs to be compatible with the DVD player, you will need to make DVD-video disc.  I have listed the steps below to make DVD-video disc in Windows DVD Maker.  These same steps are be typing "How to burn a movie on a DVD" in Help and Support found by pressing the button Start/Orb you Windows desktop.

  Burn a DVD-video disc

  You can create DVDs quickly and easily using Windows DVD creation. You can add videos, photos and audio, make slide shows for your DVD, or add your Windows Movie Maker projects. Once you add files, you can burn your DVD with a single click, or, if you prefer, you can choose from several styles of menu and the slide show options to make your special DVD before you burn, or customize your DVD menus and write the DVD menu text yourself.

  After you create a DVD, you can play the DVD on a DVD player and watch your movies and slide shows on TV. The following steps explain how to use creation of Windows DVD to burn a DVD.

  To open Windows DVD Maker

  • Click Start, click all programs, and then click Windows DVD creation.

    Note

    • You can also open Windows DVD Maker by inserting a DVD recordable or rewritable Virgin in your DVD burner. When the AutoPlay dialog appears automatically, click on burn a DVD video disc using Windows DVD creation.

  To add and mix and match the elements on a DVD

  1. On sharing your memories on a DVD page, click Choose photos and videos.

  2. Do one of the following on the Add pictures and video to the DVD page:

     • Click Add items. Find and select the video files, photos, and files in project Windows Movie Maker that you want to add to your DVD, and then click Add.

     • Click file and then click Open project file. Find the folder that contains a project file creation of Windows DVD that you want to use for your DVD, click the project for creating Windows DVD file, and then click Open.

       You can also click Add items to add additional items to the DVD after opening a Windows DVD project file.

  3. To arrange items and specify the order in which the different items will play from the DVD, click on the video, photo or slide show that you want to move, then click on go up or down. You can also move items by dragging upwards or downwards in the list.

  4. To remove an item from the DVD, select the item you want to remove, and then click on remove items.

  Choose a DVD burner and enter a DVD title

  1. If you have more than one DVD burner installed on your computer, on the add pictures and video to the DVD page, select the DVD burner that you want to use from the DVD burner list.

  2. If you want to set different options for your DVD, click Options. For more information about the different options you can specify when burning a DVD, see Change DVD-video settings.

  3. Click the disc title box, and then type a title for the DVD.

  To change the text of a menu for your DVD

  1. Once you have added all of your files and chosen the burner and title, click Next.

  2. To customize the text for the DVD menu, click Menu text, and then do one or more of the following:

  • Click on the police box and then select the font for the text of the menu.

  • Click the font color, bold or italic buttons to select the font color and formatting.

  • In the disc title box, type the title that you want to use for your DVD.

  • In the Play button box, type a label for the button that plays your DVD.

  • In the scenes button box, type a label for the button that displays the different scenes on the DVD.

  • In the area of the button notes, type a label for the button that shows all the notes you enter for the DVD.

  • In the comments box, type any notes that you want to appear on your DVD.

    Notes button and Notes page only appear on the DVD if you include information in these fields.

  • Click on the text to change.

  Tip

  • You can see a static preview of your settings in the preview to the right of the display pane. Alternatively, to see how the menu text will display when you burn your DVD, click Preview.

  To customize the menu for your DVD style

  1. To customize the style of menu for your DVD, click one of the styles of DVD menu along the right side of the screen, or click the Customize menu, and then do one or more of the following:

     • Click on the police box and select a font.

     • Click the font color, bold or italic buttons to select the font color and formatting.

     • If you have chosen a style of menu with the two in the foreground and background video options, near foreground video, click Browse, locate the video that you want to appear in the foreground and then click Open.

     • To have a picture or video appear as background for the main menu of the DVD, near background video, click Browse, locate the video that you want to appear in the background, and then click Open.

     • To add a digital media audio file to play as background music, while the menu for your DVD, near audio menu, click Browse, locate the audio file you want to use, and then click Open.

     • Click the scenes button styles box, and then select the shape of the buttons scenes on your DVD.

     • If you want to see the menu as it will appear when you play your DVD, click Preview.

  2. If you want to save the DVD menu custom settings as a new DVD menu style, click Save as new style. In the name of Style name box, type a name for the custom menu style, and then click OK. You can then choose to use this DVD menu style custom for the current DVD and for other DVDs you create using Windows DVD creation.

  3. If you have not saved the style as a new style, click Change Style to save the changes you made for this DVD and to return to the previous page.

  Choose a slide show on the DVD settings

  1. To set the settings of the picture for the slide show on your DVD, click slide show.

  2. On the change your slide show settings page, do one or more of the following:

     • Click Add music, locate the music files you want to add, and then click Open.

     • Depending on the length and the slide show's settings, you can add additional audio files. To do this, repeat the previous step.

     • If you added more than one audio file and you want to change the order in which the music files play in the slide show, click an audio file that you want to move and then click on move up or move down.

     • To remove an audio file in the list, in the music for slide show list, select the audio file, and then click on remove.

     • To change the length of the slide show automatically so that it corresponds to the duration of the music that you have added, select the Change slide show length to match music length check box.

• To specify the duration for each picture to display in the slide show, select the duration (in seconds) in the length of the picture box.

• To choose the kind of transitions to use between pictures, select a transition type in the Transition area.

• To add effects, Pan and zoom to the pictures you include in your slide show, click on use the Pan and zoom for images effects.

• Click Change slide show to save the changes you made and to go to the previous page.

To burn your DVD

1. When you have finished adding files and customize your DVD menus, click on burn.

2. After the DVD disc burned successfully, you can do one or more of the following operations on your disc is ready page:

   • To make another copy of the current DVD, remove the completed DVD, insert a new recordable DVD, and then click on create another copy of this disc.

   • To finish creating Windows DVD, click Close.

Please let me know if this helps you to Zack
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• Satellite A30-232: SD-R6112 cannot burn CD/DVD

  Hello

  After you have reinstalled Win XP, I can't burn CD/DVDs. The drive is a SD-R6112. It is only recognized as a CD player.
  All programs have been relocated with the CD that came with the computer. I tried flashing the drive, the installation of SP2, but without success.

  Everything worked fine prior to the relocation.
  Any idea?

  Hello

  Please enter the properties of the CD/DVD drive! Somewhere in the properties of the drive (can't remember where), you should find options to enable recording on this device.

• Windows Media Player - not possible to burn a DVD movie

  Why can't I burn a movie to a DVD? using windows media player? I can an audio disc.

  I can burn an audio disc, but not a dvd, yes I changed the setting of the audio data disc / dvd / disc. I have no idea, I have downloaded movies, but can't seem to get them on a dvd... Help!

  I can burn an audio disc, but not a dvd, yes I changed the setting of the audio data disc / dvd / disc. I have no idea, I have downloaded movies, but can't seem to get them on a dvd... Help!

  It requires Windows DVD Maker to burn a DVD.
  The program is included in Vista Home Premium and Ultimate.
  Other versions of Vista do not have this program.

  t-4-2