No. iDVD is a DVD authoring program. It takes quicktime files, adds menus and creates a DVD.
If you're asking if you can make duplicate DVDs from an iDVD project, than the best way is to have iDVD create a disk image. You can then use disk utility to make multiple DVDs.
yes it tried it in using disk utility http://myfirstmac.com/index.php/mac/articles/how-do-i-burn-a-dvd-cd-on-my-mac/ but it didn't work for me the picture is way different from my pictures it wont work when i drag the disc to source: as image below is the picture of my duplicating that it work
whoaahhh very annoying the snow leopard cannot burn or duplicate dvd's tsk tsk tsk very bad i just found now when i open my other imac lion os x and in there u can burn and duplicate what the i wonder on apple product they are not consistent on its software installed what a shame
Select the CD volume in Disk Utility, then File->New->Disk Image from "your source volume". This will create a file on your Mac, which is a copy of the source DVD, that you can use to burn to another DVD.
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You mean Apple adds and changes features in different versions of its operating system?FOR SHAME!
yes coz i have two imac one is "snow leopard" and "lion OS X" to my surprise only lion OS X can duplicate and not snow leopard i wonder how no matter what i do the same procedure on youtube i saw i wont work in my imac "snow leopard" so i try to open my new "lion OS X" and there... i can duplicate my dvd and burn it to my disc whoaaahh stupid apple, sorry of that word
I am fairly sure that the method I've outlined will work in Snow Leopard.