Once you add all your videos to iMovie and make one long movie, click on the Share icon in the top right corner and share with Theater. I don’t worry too much about what order they are put in, just as long as it seems that the seasons are going together. Click that and the video will be added to the lower left quadrant You can get all fancy and special and do cool transitions between each video, but I just make it easy and fast and put them together. Once you choose the time to add, a small plus sign will automatically appear. Use that to go left and right to select the amount of time you want added of that video. Hover over the video and there will be a little yellow box icon that pops up. With each video that you add, they will show up in the top left quadrant of your iMovie screen. Or you can import them from your desktop. I found that I can fit a year’s worth of videos on one disk, so my project was named Ingram Family 2016.īegin dragging videos from your desktop and dropping them into your iMovie project. Name your project whatever you would like. If you can’t find it in your Launchpad, you can download it from the App Store. That is a free app that most computers come with. Once you have all the videos you want to burn to a disk, compile all of them in iMovie. Keep letting them pile up on your desktop. At this point, you can rename it if you want. Click on that and you will see your video. Or it wil be next to the search bar on your browser. Click on a video and click the Download icon.Īt the bottom of your screen, you should have an icon that is where all your downloads end up. It is organized just like your iPhone photos app is. Now you are ready! Log into your iCloud account by going to. You will see that there are DVD-R, but we want the DVD+R. Second: head to Office Depot or whatever computerish store you have near you and buy a pack of blank DVD+R discs. To me, that is worth the a trip on the Family Memories Express. Here is how to burn your iPhone videos to DVD.įirst: download an app onto your Macbook or iMac called Toast DVD. Well today is that date! After many hours and tutorials and trips to Office Depot for the right DVDs, I figured it out. I mean, didn’t you make the videos to be enjoyed at some later date. For more information, see our disclosure.Īfter a certain point, all those baby videos, school concerts and Halloween clips need to be put somewhere. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

How to burn a dvd from imovie 10.1.4