Should I save the Project Data in iMovie or iDVD??

Hello,
After creating an iMovie and an iDVD project, I'm interested in saving the digital info in case someday I want to edit it.
WHat's the difference in saving an iMovie project vs. an iDVD project archive? Should i save both?

Hi,
One thing that you should be aware of is the need to edit in the past versions of iMovie. As new versions become available it becomes more difficult to work with projects created with older versions.
I considered saving my projects some time ago but as the software becomes more progressed the original project becomes more obsolete. I now just keep a disk image of the DVD which of course isn't editable and the raw DV footage in case I need to recreate the project again.
I also keep the project for about 3 months before deleting it just in case I notice any problems with the final version on DVD, but after that it goes in the bin.
David.

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