IDVD THEMES INSTALL
Once you have the iDVD2 Application installed, copy it to a backupįolder and then reinstall iDVD4 from the iLife '04 DVD using theĬustomize Install option and then you can follow these steps toġ Make sure you have the developer tools installed (or you won't If you didn't save a backup copy, you should be able You are correct that upgrading will overwrite your existing iDVDĪpplication. "Amie iMac" on Apple's discussions, but how FREAKIN' ridiculous is Having said that, they do look great and a big improvement from earlier version.īeen dealing with the same issue. I did manage to burn a DVD last night using the new version 4 themes using all the new transition, however, it does take a lot longer with the extra motion. Just a couple of more questions, what "Developer Tools" are they referring to? Is it possible that I can get the themes directly from the recovery CDs without having to re-install iDVD2. There are more instructions here than the documentation that comes with the iLife? Do they(Apple) really think that their tools are so easy to use that they don't have to give any document with they application!
If you want all of your iDVD2 themes to be in 1 category of your choosing, simply repeat these steps for the iDVD2 themes, but since the group_Localizable already exists, you will only alter the value to reflect the name that you want rather than having to create a new child.
IDVD THEMES SERIES
Here are the instructions to get them to show in iDVD4:ġ Show package contents of iDVD4 (control click)Ĥ Locate the first theme you are looking to add (900 series for iDVD1 themes are what we will work with here)ĥ Show package contents of first iDVD1 themeĩ Double click to open the ist (opens with Property List Editor)ġ0 Click the disclosure arrow on root and change the last property of version from a value of 1 to 2ġ1 Click on Root and then New Child with the created child name being group_Localizable the class will be String and the Value is 1.0 Themes (or whatever you want it to be, this is the name that will show on the submenu)ġ2 Close and save the file, start iDVD4 and you should now have a new drop down with the theme you just altered.ġ3 If step 14 was successful, repeat for all of the iDVD1 themes (900 series in iDVD4) The one thing to note is that the iDVD1 themes, unless you go into the ist will still be hidden. The iDVD1 themes will still be hidden and require an extra set of steps to be utilized. theme files (this will include names such as 001 Global.theme for the iDVD2 themes and 901 Portfolio.theme for iDVD1)Īt this point the iDVD2 themes will show up in three menus, Motion, Picture Only and Picture with Audio. Once you have the iDVD2 Application installed, copy it to a backup folder and then reinstall iDVD4 from the iLife '04 DVD using the Customize Install option and then you can follow these steps to copy the iDVD2 themes over:ġ Make sure you have the developer tools installed (or you won't see Show Package Contents as an option when you Control Click on iDVD4)ģ Show package contents of iDVD2 (control click)Ħ Locate and copy all of the. If you didn't save a backup copy, you should be able to recover it from your system discs: You are correct that upgrading will overwrite your existing iDVD application. Found some instructions from "Amie iMac" on Apple's discussions, but how FREAKIN' ridiculous is it for Apple to do this?!!!!
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