DVD loop music

What is the best way to make a music DVD loop using my own music?
Frank Secco

I TOLD you HOW: you must edit so that the end of your loop flows smoothly into the start of the loop.
If you mean using WHAT application, I would use QuickTime Pro - but there are many other audio editing programs around. Do a Google search.

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On each computer:
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If you don't want a permanent change, then press the OPTION key and hold it down while you launch iTunes. iTunes will then prompt you to select the library you wish to open for that session.

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What steps are you doing exactly?

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Hi
No audio on DVD disc.
Most common origin.
1. Imported audio from iTunes.
• In iTunes copy out as an audio-CD .aiff
• Use this in Your movie project
2. Low - Free Space on Start-up/Boot/Internal/Mac OS Hard disk makes it hard for iMovie to work as intended.
Down to 1.3 GB and it doesn’t work - especially audio don’t migrate over to Media Browser
(iM’08 & 09)
3. Material in iMovie’08 & 09 - Shared to Media Browser and here selected as Large
large.m4v. It silenced out this project in iDVD. By making a slight alteration - provocing it to ask for a new Share/Publish to Media Browser and here selecting 640x480 - and audio was back when a new iDVD project was created including this movie.
176x144
480x360
640x480
720x540 960x540
4. Strange audio formats like .mp3, .avi etc.
• Change them to .aiff. Use an audio editor like Audacity (free)
5. Main audio is set to off in System Preferences - Does this by it self - Don’t know why
Cheque Audio-Out resp. Audio-In
6. Ed Hanna
Had the same problem; some Googling around gave me a kludgy, but effective fix
Downgrade Perian from recent versions back to version 1.0.
That worked for me, and so far I haven't encountered any deficiencies—except it takes more advanced versions of Perian to enable QuickTime to handle subtitles in .srt format—that I have noticed.
7. GarageBand fix.
In this set audio to 44.1 kHz (Klaus1 suggestion)
(if this don’t work try 48 kHz - me guessing)
Before burning the DVD.
• Do a DiskImage (File menu and down)
• Double click on the .img file
• Test it with Apple DVD-player
If it’s OK then make Your DVD.
Burn at x1 speed.... (or x4)
• In iDVD 08 - or - 09
• Burn from DiskImage with Apple’s Disk Utilities application
• OR burn with Roxio Toast™ if You got it
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Good luck,
Hunt

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delete the iWeb preference files, com.apple.iWeb.plist and com.apple.iWeb.plist.lockfile, that resides in your Home() /Library/Preferences folder.
go to your Home()/Library/Caches/com.apple.iWeb folder and delete its contents.
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Hi
Please describe How You go from PPT to iDVD. Via iMovie ?
If so - then convert Your .wma file to .aiff (same kHz) and use this in iMovie instead. (no .mp3 either)
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Making a Music DVD
A Music DVD can be played in a set-top DVD player or in a Macintosh or a Windows computer with a DVD player. A Music DVD should not be confused with a DVD-Audio disc. DVD-Audio discs require a special DVD player. A Music DVD is a standard DVD that contains music (and can also contain photo slideshows and videos), has full navigation menus for song selection, and can be played in any set-top DVD player.
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1 Click the Audio tab at the top of the Toast window.
2 Click the Formats tab in the left drawer and choose Music DVD.
3 Choose optional disc settings:
• Menu Style: Choose the style for the menu background image, text and buttons.
• Auto-play disc on insert: Select this option to automatically play the first playlist when this disc is inserted into a DVD player. The DVD main menu is not displayed, but is accessible by choosing the MENU button on the DVD player remote control. Some players may not support Auto-Play.
• Play all items continuously: Select this option to automatically play each playlist on the DVD without first returning to the DVD main menu.
• Include Shuffle play: Select this option to include a Shuffle button for each playlist and SmartList in the DVD menu. Clicking the Shuffle button when playing this DVD will play the tracks in a random order.
• Include SmartLists: Select this option to include SmartLists in the DVD menu. SmartLists are automatically generated playlists for all Artists, Albums and Songs on the DVD.
Click More for additional disc settings. See DVD Disc Settings.
4 Choose the audio encoding format:
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5 Drag and drop audio files into the Content Area from your hard disk or the Media Browser.
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6 Insert a blank recordable DVD.
7 Click the red Record button and choose a recorder from the list and optional recording settings, such as "Number of Copies."
8 Click Record to continue.
Toast displays a progress bar and status information as it records your disc.
Suggestion: Make certain to study the difference/s between Making a Music DVD vs.
Making a DVD-Video.
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Start Firefox in <u>[[Safe Mode]]</u> to check if one of the extensions or if hardware acceleration is causing the problem (switch to the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/Tools > Add-ons > Appearance/Themes).
*Don't make any changes on the Safe mode start window.
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Safe+Mode
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

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Widget looping music that won't go away!

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Thanks much

For reference, here is what I have open in my Activity Monitor:
Safari (of course)
Finder
SystemUIServer
iChat
All my Dashboard widgets
Activity Monitor (of course)
Dock
smcFanControl
loginwindow
ATSServer
iChatAgent
UniversalAccessApp
SyncServer
mdimport
AppleSpell
pbs
I'm guessing that other than Safari, iChat, smcFanControl, and Activity Monitor, these are the standard programs used for the OS. Do you see anything else (other than the apps you know are open) that you don't recognize? If so, try quitting them.
Or you can try pasting this list to TextEdit or whatever, quitting every app open (except for Activity Monitor and TextEdit) and seeing if there's anything running that's not on this list. If so, try quitting them and see if the sound stops.
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Use the export button in the slideshow to create a video file of your slideshow. Copy it to an USB stick, and transfe it this way to the computers of your friends.

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Thanks for any help here:
I want to do a simple auto loop, where I basically have a mac that would start up every day at a certain time, launch QT or DVD player, then shut down at a certain time every day.
Using the Control Panels scheduler isn't working, as it can't force the app to quit.
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Cyrusirish.
Yup... I think this should be entirely possible. Try the following workflow.
1. Get specified finder items (your QT movie)
2. Play movies (from the quicktime Automator actions.
(here you can specify playback size, secondary display and crucially how many times to loop the QT file)
3. Shut down (from system Automator actions) which you'll find here:
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/automator/shutdown.html
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And that should about do it.
You, of course, will need to fettle this for your own specific needs, but if I've read you intentions correctly, it should have put you on the right track.
Good luck with this and the exhibition.

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