[senit] video editing

hi where classes have made dvds in imovie + idvd, is

Hi David,

there's a programme called Handbrake which lets you rip content from  
DVDs (of course you must only do this with content you know you are  
allowed to use, such as your own school made films):
http://handbrake.m0k.org/?page_id=8

But the best option is to export the iMovie film to Full Quality DV,  
which then gives you a QuickTime movie that you can easily add to the  
DVD at the time, but also keep on a specified server or external hard  
disk as an archive for later use, should it be needed for other  
purposes.

The use of movies is one of the reasons I feel that the general  
discussion about VLEs/Learning Platforms glosses over the typical  
needs of pupils with learning difficulties, as many will need very  
large storage capacity for their individual files, and many LAs such  
as ours talk about individual users being allocated as little as 25Mb  
each!

Sean O'Sullivan
sean.frankwise at easynet.co.uk
Deputy Headteacher
Frank Wise School, Banbury
http://www.frankwise.oxon.sch.uk

http://www.parkroadict.co.uk

On 14 May 2007, at 23:26, david fettes wrote:

> hi where classes have made dvds in imovie + idvd, is
> it possible to collate those later onto one dvd
> without having the original imovie file?
> david