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iDVD Addendum—Chapter 4

To preview the slideshow:

u With the Slideshow editor open, click the

Preview button. You can also go back to

the menu, preview the project from there,

and then click the slideshow’s icon, but

previewing from within the Slideshow

editor is easier.

To remove photos from a slideshow:

1. Select one or more photos in the

Slideshow editor.

Press Delete, or choose Delete from the

Edit menu.

To exit the Slideshow editor:

u Click the Return button to go back to

the menu.

4 Tips

n You can choose to always include high-

resolution slideshow photos on the DVD-

ROM portion of your disc. Open iDVD’s

preferences, click the Slideshow icon, and

enable Always add original slideshow

photos to DVD-ROM contents.

n Does a thick black band appear around

your photos when you preview the slide-

show? iDVD shrinks the images to ﬁt

within the TV Safe Area. To turn off this

feature (if you’re going to view the DVD

on a computer, for example), open iDVD’s

preferences and click the Slideshow icon.

Then, disable the option marked Always

scale slides to TV Safe Area (Figure 4.12).

n Click the list style buttons at the upper-

right corner of the Slideshow editor to

switch between viewing just thumbnails

of your images and viewing them in a list

with ﬁlenames and comments displayed

(Figure 4.13).

A Pointer about Pointers

When you add a photo from the Media

pane, iDVD creates a pointer to the photo’s

original image ﬁle; it doesn’t store a new

copy. So, if you add a photo to your slide-

show, and then edit it in iPhoto later (such

as cropping it or converting it to black and

white), the edited version appears in your

slideshow.

This also explains why, if you edit a photo

in iPhoto, that picture’s thumbnail image

isn’t updated in your slideshow, even if the

correct version appears when you preview

the slideshow. iDVD creates a thumbnail

image of the photo when it’s added to the

slideshow.

Figure 4.12 Images are usually scaled to ﬁt within the

TV Safe Area, but you can turn off this option. Compare

this example with the same slide on the previous page.

Figure 4.13 Photos can be viewed in a list, too.

List style buttons

Setting Slideshow Options

Supplement for iMovie 09 and iDVD for Mac OS X: Visual QuickStart Guide by Jeff Carlson.

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