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If the above doesn't Brian come back to me and i will ask my colleague at work to email further advise on your issue.
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If the above doesn't Brian come back to me and i will ask my colleague at work to email further advise on your issue.

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Hi Roshan and Strung,<br />
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It sounds like I don't have iDVD installed and need to select a DVD burning app. Thanks for the leads on potential apps - I will research these, install one and then come back and give an update on what worked best.<br />
<br />
Thanks<br />
<br />
Brian
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Hi Roshan and Strung,

It sounds like I don't have iDVD installed and need to select a DVD burning app. Thanks for the leads on potential apps - I will research these, install one and then come back and give an update on what worked best.

Thanks

Brian

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I have created a movie in iMove on my Mac. I finalized the project but need to figure out how to burn it to a DVD (with the goal of letting my kids watch it on our TV through our DVD player).<br />
<br />
The share --&gt; iDVD option is not available on my iMovie application and I can not find a way to easily burn a DVD player-ready DVD.<br />
<br />
Any input would be appreciated.<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Brian
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I have created a movie in iMove on my Mac. I finalized the project but need to figure out how to burn it to a DVD (with the goal of letting my kids watch it on our TV through our DVD player).

The share --> iDVD option is not available on my iMovie application and I can not find a way to easily burn a DVD player-ready DVD.

Any input would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Brian

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