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How to Create Both PAL and NTSC DVDs From the Same iDVD and iMovie HD Projects

By Greg | January 4, 2007

What do you do if you’ve just finished up a snazzy DVD of video clips of your newborn daughter and want to send them to relatives using both PAL and NTSC video standards? That little pull-down menu to choose PAL or NTSC for your project in iDVD certainly won’t do the trick, and a QuickTime export using iMovie HD expert settings will leave you with a relatively cruddy conversion and lots of work rebuilding the corresponding iDVD project. The answer comes in the form of a simple (and free) utility, plus some careful manipulation of files within your iMovie HD project.

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