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What's the difference?
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iMovie is a consumer based non-linear movie editor whereas iDVD is a consumer-based DVD authoring environment. so you take the raw video clips, edit them into a movie in iMovie, then take that iMovie and make it into a DVD with menus, etc. in iDVD.
(PS: i went to syracuse for a few years back in the day. go orange!)
(PS: i went to syracuse for a few years back in the day. go orange!)
You capture and edit video footage in iMovie HD. Adding music, effects transitions etc. You can then export your edited footage into a number of formats.
iDVD takes previously created content from iMovie or iPhoto and allows you to organise, format and burn that content onto a DVD disk.
Two programs that mostly get used together, but with two different functions.
iDVD takes previously created content from iMovie or iPhoto and allows you to organise, format and burn that content onto a DVD disk.
Two programs that mostly get used together, but with two different functions.
