APPLE IDVD OPENING INSTALL
So, I boot from the install DVD and run Disk Utility and (I am not that surprised) I get much the same result.
OK, so I run Apple's Disk Utility which grinds away at the boot drive for a few minutes before admitting, rather grandly and totally unhelpfully, that the disk is screwed and Disk Utility wants nothing more to do with the whole mess as it can't fix a volume that OS X boots from. I do, however, get a clue from one posting that suggests checking that your disk drive is healthy. The number of people posting about serious, show-stopping issues with the program is astronomical! Indeed, it rather looks like Apple doesn't give a rat's derriere where the topic of iDVD and its problems are concerned. These hits have dates as long ago as 2005! What the Apple have anything useful to say on the topic? Nope. Let's see what other users have to say … Google returns 15,600 hits for "idvd Error During Track Initialization"! Terrific. How about saving the DVD content to a disk image? Twenty minutes later, same problem.
APPLE IDVD OPENING MAC
Maybe the Mac needs reprogramming with an axe … nope, I'll save that as a last resort. Maybe the Mac needs restarting … nope, restarted, ran up iDVD again, loaded the project, and nyet. I start burning again and 20 minutes later I get that same message. Huh? OK, let's try what Apple recommends and delete the encoded assets. Select 'Delete Encoded Assets' from the Advanced-menu and try burning this project again."
There was an error during track initialization and iDVD can't continue burning this DVD (the disc has not been touched yet!). Whirr, whirr, clunk … 20 minutes later, I am shown the error message: "Error During Track Initialization. I could run it in the iDVD interface and everything worked great – it looked good, it worked well … I was ready to burn a disk. Let's go back to plan A and move all of the content over to iDVD.Īn hour later I had my DVD project set up. Why not use Adobe's DVD creation tool, Encore, rather than iDVD? An hour later I had figured out why … this is a very complicated and counterintuitive tool (unusually so for Adobe).
That’s why I don’t like having the Apple logo in the DVD. My goal in making the DVD is to make it seem like I made it from scratch. The one thing that tends to bug me is that Apple icon that appears in the bottom right corner on the DVD. Of course, I make my DVD’s in iDVD because it’s a joy to use for making those wonderful last-minute gifts. On occasion, I will make a DVD for my family and friends with pictures from past holidays and trips that were taken.
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