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3 Replies Last post: Dec 19, 2003 10:40 AM by bull  
Click to view mbovaird's profile New Member 9 posts since
Dec 17, 2003
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Dec 17, 2003 10:22 PM

iDVD and 99 Photo Limit

I am trying to create a slide show and then burn it to DVD. My family typically takes more than 99 photos on a vacation, is there any way around the 99 photo limit import on iDVD?

Also, when making a slideshow in iDVD and wanting to add more than one audio track (say 3 or 4 MP3 songs), how can this be accomplished?

Thanks!!

Mike Bovaird
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Click to view bull's profile New Member 89 posts since
Jun 13, 2001
1. Dec 18, 2003 11:54 AM in response to: mbovaird
Re: iDVD and 99 Photo Limit
I'd import the photos as still images into iMovie - the number is limited only by whatever time you assign each still and how long you want the slide show to be - and then export from iMovie to iDVD; I don't know if iDVD has transition options, but that's something else in iMovie that might be of use to you. The iMovie route also addresses your audio question, since you can also import as many audio clips as time allows.

Remember, though, that iDVD has a 90-minute maximum for the DVDs you produce.

Hope this helps.
Click to view PaintedOver26K's profile New Member 77 posts since
Oct 22, 2003
2. Dec 19, 2003 12:49 AM in response to: bull
Re: iDVD and 99 Photo Limit
who wants to sit through a slide show that long.. break it up
Click to view bull's profile New Member 89 posts since
Jun 13, 2001
3. Dec 19, 2003 10:40 AM in response to: PaintedOver26K
Re: iDVD and 99 Photo Limit
Oops. I guess I missed the part of Mike's query where he's polling us on how he and his family should spend their time.