Burning Your Documentary to a DVD iMovie 10 The latest version of iMovie does not come with iDVD, a program that took iMovie files and burned them to a DVD. If you are using the latest version of iMovie, you need to download third party software that will convert your iMovie file to an MP4 file which can be burned to a DVD. The free program, Burn, can do this for you but there are certainly others available for free and pay. The instructions below describe how to make a DVD using Burn.
After creating a project in iMovie, highlight the project in the iMovie Library Then go to File > Share > File, choose 480p, and click Next Choose a location on the hard drive to save the file to In Finder, verify that iMovie created an MP4 file in the location you specified Next, open Burn and select the Video tab at the top To the right of the project name, select “DVD-Video” from the dropdown menu Make sure in the Preferences menu, under Video, you have selected the Region as NTSC. Now you are ready to select the media Either drag and drop, or use the ‘+’ button in the bottom left hand corner of the main window Select the temporary location you want the file saved then click Burn. Your DVD should be good to go! Detailed instructions here: http://adubvideo.net/how-to/convert-anything-dvd-mac-burn
For earlier versions of iMovie that include the iDVD program After creating a project in iMovie, highlight the project in the iMovie Library Then go to File > Share > File, choose 480p, and click Next Choose a location on the hard drive to save the file to In Finder, verify that iMovie created an MP4 file in the location you specified Open iDVD and click “Create New Project”, give the project a name and save it to your hard drive Drag the file you created earlier from the Finder into your iDVD project window (Or go to File > Import > Video and choose your video here) Click the Burn Button. Insert a blank DVD and let it burn
Windows MovieMaker Insert a black recordable DVD into your DVD burner Open a project in Windows Movie Maker Click File, and then click Publish Movie Click DVD, and then click Next. Windows DVD Maker opens Complete the steps to create a DVD using Windows DVD Maker iMovie on an iPad If the project was created using iMovie on an iPad, you will need to get the file from the iPad to a computer, either Mac or PC, for DVD burning Open iMovie and select your project in the project window Touch the SHARE icon under the project title. Select the SAVE VIDEO icon and then choose your export size Your project will export to the Camera Roll of your iPad. Click OK on the pop up notifying you of this.
Importing from an iPad to Mac Plug the iPad into a Mac and open the application iPhoto Under DEVICES, click on your iPad. Find your movie and click on it to select then click IMPORT SELECTED When it is done, select PHOTOS under Library on the left. Find the video file and click to select At the top go to FILE > REVEAL IN FINDER > ORIGINAL FILE Then follow steps above for burning to a DVD **REMEMBER** Saving to a DVD in NOT THE SAME as burning to a DVD. BE SURE TO TEST YOUR DVD!
Importing from an iPad to PC When you plug the iPad up to the computer, you may have a pop-up on your iPad prompting you to trust the computer you are plugged into. Select TRUST to confirm attachment. Select START > COMPUTER. Right click the logo of your device and click IMPORT PICTURES AND VIDEOS NOTE: Click the import settings link and change the IMPORT TO field if you DO NOT want