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iDVD project finished - do I need to save the original quicktime files?
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Forum Regular
Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: Allen Park, Mi, USA
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I have finished a home movie DVD that I may want to burn again in the future. Do I need to keep all of the original quicktime movies that I dragged to the iDVD2 window? Or, since the movies are all ready encoded, can I just keep the xxx.dvdproj file (around 4GB) and I will be all set?
Thanks.
MS
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Join Date: Sep 2000
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If you don't want to change anything, but just want to make copies of the original DVD , you only need to keep a copy of the DVD. You can easily make copies of your DVD using the included Disk copy application. However, if you want to make any future changes in your quicktime file, you will need them.
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Join Date: Jan 2000
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Woo-hoo Allen Park! I grew up in Trenton. Downriver Rats unite!
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Join Date: Oct 2001
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Only save the quicktime and project files if you later wish to modify or edit the project (liek add menus, folders, music, or scenes).
Otherwise, you can just copy the DVD as said above.
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Join Date: Oct 1999
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scottib-
Wow, another downriver rat that is a mac guy. Nice to know not everyone in the trailer park is a PC guy.
MS
P.S. Believe it or not, I didn't grow up here, but moved here after I graduated from college. Go figure. And I still haven't joined a bowling league!!!!
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