Possibility to burn as an CD_ROM?

Hi there,
is there a plugin for IDVD or any other possibility to burn a small IDVD Project (500kb) on a normal CD-ROM. I dont have got a SuperDrive® or any other DVD burner and Im not having Toast®. Im using "BurnX free" to create my CD ROMs.
What if I export the data on my Harddisk and burn it later at an CD-ROM?
The more I write here the impression jumps at me, how stupid this questions are, so I better quit it!
Thanx anyway! Kristian

Not stupid questions at all.
A CD-ROM is deceptively small compared to a DVD and will not hold enough movie for most needs. Uncompressed it will hold about 3 Minutes. With full compression it ought to hold 10 minutes and there is a standard which will play on DVD players. I have seen this as a facility in Toast.
You could export a full quality Quicktime Movie but this would only be playable on a suitably compliant computer.

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