The Preview option at the bottom allows you to view the effect before burning. Alternatively, you can create a personalized DVD menu in the Custom Template tab. Go to the Menu Template tab on the right side, scroll down and find your favorite template.

Hit the Next button to open the menu template window. Set the options at the bottom according to your situation. Click the Add Media File(s) menu to import the iMovie project. Launch the software and select DVD Disc to open the main interface. Insert an empty disc into your DVD drive.

There is a dedicated version for Mac machines. Then install the best iMovie to DVD creator to your PC. What's on your iLife wish list? Let me know in the comments!īe sure to follow MacFixIt on Twitter and contribute to the CNET Mac forums.Free Download for Windows How to Make DVD from iMovie ProjectĮxport the iMovie project in MPEG-4 or QuickTime format. Without going so far as predicting a release date, I would put my money on a new iWeb that better leverages social networking has an easier interface and includes more-advanced coding features and includes a new set of iOS applications that are directly compatible with the Mac versions, including photo editing, Web site maintenance and creation, and the ability to create music on iPhones, iPod Touches, iPads, and of course everything running at full 64-bit functionality. Without an official word from Apple, iLife '11 remains a myth. Obviously, it is unknown whether this rumor will pan out. Any moderate to heavy user of the iLife suite will certainly enjoy the speed increases that will undoubtedly accompany this spec (check the difference between Adobe Creative Suite 5 and CS3 or CS4). This comes as no surprise considering the across-the-board upgrade of most important applications running on Macs into 64-bit versions. The other detail included in this product description is, of course, 64-bit compatibility. Replacing iDVD is a still mystical 'new application' that has been widely rumored, despite no real details being available as to what it may be. Though DVD authoring is still used by some, the preferred method of distribution seems to be online. The demise of iDVD has been a widely regarded inevitability in the evolution of Apple's game plan with iLife. A fresh approach, presumably with HTML5 features, better social-networking integration, and more-powerful Web-editing functionality for slightly advanced users would be a welcomed upgrade. The WYSIWYG Web page creation tool has some amazing features, but suffers from being heavy, underfeatured, and a bit outdated at this point. As an avid iWeb user since the original version included in the iLife '06 suite, I am probably most excited at this news. Next is the information that iWeb has been completely rewritten. Adding direct integration between the iOS versions of these applications and the Mac versions would add yet another layer of compatibility between Apple's devices and their desktop hardware, strengthening their ecosystem. If the rumor of iOS compatibility is true, we could see a coinciding release of iLife '11 with the iOS 4.2 update, officially scheduled for sometime in November.Īpple has already made iMovie for iPhone as well as iWork for iPad, so it is conceivable it would be working on a complementary set of iOS applications for the other iLife products (iPhoto, iWeb, and GarageBand).

Though a couple rumored releases dates for iLife '10 have come and gone, this one, November 2010 for iLife '11, actually makes sense. There are a few pretty interesting details to consider about this rumor. In this book the reader learns all about the new multimedia suite.' Could iLife '11 be just around the corner? iWeb is completely rewritten, and iDVD will disappear, but there are also still a new application. Improvements are mainly in iPhoto and the integration of social networks. 'ILife '11 may be from the content is completely revised and written in 64 bits. The product description, translated from German via Google Translate, reads: Savvy readers on various Apple news sites have reported that a book has appeared on the German site claiming to be an instructional guide to Apple's forthcoming iLife '11 suite of applications.

Now, new rumors peg a November 2010 release for the iLife '11 suite that includes 64-bit support, a brand new iWeb, iOS compatibility, and the demise of iDVD. Back in January 2009, Apple released iLife '09 and we haven't gotten a full version update since.

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