Setting brake point in IDVD 6

Can you manual pick the break point in IDVD when burning a DL?

You can set break points in apple's DVD SP /Roxio Toast but not in iDVD6.
What you may want to consider is burning to a disc image first provided you have the HD space available to do this. Then use Roxio Toast to burn to DL media.

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    Thank you pixxxel schubser
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