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Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Why Can't I Export My Final Cut Files to iDVD

Drag or import movie files from Final Cut into iDVD and find problems? In this guide, you will learn the best solution to export your Final Cut files to iDVD on Mac.

iDVD is a discontinued DVD-creation application for OS X produced by Apple Inc. iDVD’s job is to integrate and present assets from other programs. The assets you’re most likely to add to your DVDs are movies you’ve created in iMovie or another video-editing program, such as Apple’s Final Cut Express or Final Cut Pro.


Question: I exported a movie for DVD authoring and now have two files. A .ac3 file for the audio and a .m2v for the video. I want to make that into a DVD in iDVD, but it won't allow me to use those files. Says it doesn't recognise them. So what should I be doing to make a file for iDVD? It seems that since iDVD is no longer supported, it's now unclear how to do it because Final Cut no longer has "export to media browser". Hope someone can help. Thanks.                                                                                              

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iDVD supported formats:

As we know, iDVD accepts movies in QuickTime format, which is supported by most video editing and creation tools and the best way to export Final Cut mov to iDVD is to convert Final Cut mov files to quicktime mov on a Mac using Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac.

Overall, it is just the ideal final cut mov to qt mov conversion software. It can easily transcode any kind of mov video to quicktime mov for adding to iDVD for playing. Becide, it allows you to trim, crop, rotate, merge files, very simple to use. Here is how it works.

Preparation: Run Pavtube Final Cut to iDVD Converter for Mac

Download and install the Mac Final Cut to iDVD converter on your Mac computer, it works on Mac OS 10.5 or above.

Step 1. Run the program and load your Final Cut video files into it.



Step 2. Choose MOV- QuickTime(*.mov) as output. You can easily find it in "Common Video" category.



Step 3. Start transcoding Final Cut mov to QuickTime mov by clicking on "Convert" button.

Of course, the process will take some time, please wait patiently. When it's finished, you can easily get the converted media file exported to iDVD for playing.

Except help you handling Final Cut mov video files, this iMedia converter for Mac can convert Blu-ray, DVD and a wide range of video formats for your tablets or smartphones with optimized presets. Overall, it's really a good helper that worth having.

Read more:

Convert DVD to QuickTime MOV on Mac 10.9 Mavericks
How to Rip/Convert Blu-ray to QuickTime on Mac
10 Methods to Convert QuickTime MOV to WMV/AVI/MPG/MP4/FLV, etc.