Burn a DVD in Final Cut Pro 5.

I was wondering if anyone knows if it is possible to burn a dvd right out of FCP 5 or do I have to use DVD Studio Pro/other program?

I was wondering if anyone knows if it is possible to burn a dvd right out of FCP 5<<</div>
Sure you can. Connect a DVD recorder via Firewire** to your Mac. Set the input of the DVD recorder to Firewire (aka DV, iLink, IEEE1394). Insert a blank disc, hit record and play back from FCP's Timeline or do a Print-to-Video.
-DH
** if your DVD recorder doesn't have a Firewire input, you'll need to connect a qualified DV device (camcorder, VTR or converter) via Firewire to your Mac then connect the DV device's analog outputs to the DVD recorder's analog inputs.

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