My photography I can still do on my iMac that is 10 years old (bless) but to think I've spend almost $4000 on an `upgrade' that lets me make amazing movies, that I can't share? Is beyond me. no hang on, it doesn't work when putting in my DVD player. Then Burn needs to convert it again, and almost halves the file size (?). Select 480p for Size to Export, and click Next, and then set the destination location. Step 2: Highlight the project in the library area, click the Share icon, and select the File option. Step 2 Add exported video to DVD creator. Check the iMovie project you want, click the 'Share' button and choose the 'File' button to export iMovie to videos for DVD. In order to export the iMovie projects to DVD, you have to export them as video files beforehand. mp4 in a variety of HD formats and did it well, which worked on the MacBook. Step 1: Run iMovie app on Mac, create a new project or open an existing one. Step 1 Export iMovie projects to video file. mov file gave errors due to `encoding' issues. To burn iMovie slideshow to DVD, click menu Share and choose Burn DVD or click the Burn DVD button in the preview window. I have the external drive (no, not apple that was twice the price - LG which should do the job just as well apparently). after hours of reading forums, researching I have the program Burn on this Mac now too. I'm sorry I'm not a millionaire so will not be rushing out to by a new tv etc! I really didn't think a DVD was too much to ask.Īnyway. I spend HOURS doing them!Ĭan't even express how disappointed I am that it seems apple has made it near impossible for us to use iMovie to make projects to share with our family on anything that isn't apple. I'm a keen photographer and loved making family movies on iMovie to enjoy on DVD for the family.
So I've just upgraded my trusty iMac to MacBook Pro 2018 with Majave and iMovie 10.1.10.
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