#USING IDVD TO MAKE A DVD MP4#
In fact, not all MP4 files can be imported into iDVD. I am growing frustrated…Any ideas why these files are being stubborn? Any help would be appreciated.” For example, 2 files (243.7 MB and 233.9 MB) imported easily and burned perfectly, however I then try to transer a file that is 299 MB and it will not even transfer into iDVD. None of these files are very large, I was able to burn 2 per DVD for the first couple pairs, however when I reached a file slightly larger it wouldn’t even transer into my project. “I have around a dozen MP4 files that I am trying to burn to DVD’s to view on a home DVD player, however some of the files will not import into iDVD. And we may encounter problems like this one: Sometimes we can come across the situation that iDVD doesn’t let us to preview our MP4 files at all. According to the Apple support website, MP4 is listed as iDVD supported video format.
It allows the user to burn QuickTime Movies, MP3 music, and digital photos to a DVD that then could be played on a commercial DVD player so the viewer doesn’t have to worry about having the right software or codecs. IDVD is an incredibly important tool for many users as they use it to create home videos and to burn other files.
Failed to import certain MP4 files to iDVD for DVD burning? No worry! This article introduces an easy way to fix MP4 and iDVD incompatible issues.
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