Apple iDVD for Mac
Improves overall stability, addresses a number of minor issues.
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Apple iDVD overview
Apple iDVD... Why rent someone else's masterpiece when you can create your own? From Hollywood-style home movies to multimedia wedding albums to professional slideshow portfolios, iDVD 6 helps you put it all on DVD. And no ordinary DVD, mind you. A jaw-dropping widescreen DVD with coordinated menus and ambient audio. A DVD with thoroughly professional polish. A DVD so captivating, it will make it onto everyone's must-see list.
What’s new in version 7.1.2
Version 7.1.2:
Note: This product is not compatible with macOS Catalina.
- Improves reliability of imported iPhoto '11 slideshows.
- Fixes a problem that could prevent files from re-linking.
- Addresses an issue that could cause iDVD to use all available CPU capacity when searching for missing files.
- This update is recommended for all iDVD 7 users.
Apple iDVD for Mac
Free
In English
Version 7.1.2
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May 4 2020
Version: 7.1.2
As the professional MKV to iDVD Converter, iDealshare VideoGo can fast and batch convert MKV to iDVD more supported MOV, MP4, DV format. Besides converting MKV to iDVD format, it also helps to convert AVI, FLV, WMV, VOB, 3GP, MPG, AVCHD, MXF and etc to iDVD video format.
Sep 30 2011
Version: 7.1.2
I have tried several times to burn some avi and mpeg files onto both DVD-R and DVD+R disks.
The video works fine, but I have no sound in the preview and also after burning.
Have found many people with the same problem, but no solutions.
Someone please help.
Jul 12 2011
Version: 7.1.2
Works fine overall for me in SL 10.68. Am glad they fixed the file re-linking issue.
I've always loved iDVD for years now. Makes a decent stab at doing a pretty home video menu (well families are always impressed no matter what you do) but it's pretty simple and makes a relatively professional job (minus the translucent Apple logo in the bottom right to give away the source being a minor point).
There's still the little niggle though of it not fully understanding Anamorphic Widescreen DV. Sometimes you still have to manually change it on your TV (maybe it's the flavour of H264 codec I'm using out of Compressor I don't know.)
It's no DVD Studio but for a quick & slick-looking professional DVD wrap it cworks, although I certainly don't claim to be an expert but overall I'm still very happy with it in an iMovie sort of way. It is what it is despite some of the snide remarks below.
