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Chapter 24

Share Motion projects

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Important:

Selecting “Dual-layer” when using a single-layer disc can result in an error while

burning the disc, depending on the project’s length.

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Choose a template from the “Disc template” pop-up menu.

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Enter the name of the disc in the Title field.

By default, the name of the disc is the project name.

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To specify the Blu-ray player’s action when the disc is inserted, choose an item from the “When

disc loads” pop-up menu.
Choose Show Menu to have the main menu appear. Choose Play Movie to begin playing the
movie immediately.

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To add a Loop Movie button to the menu, select “Include loop movie button.”

Note: This option is not available for all disc templates.

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Click Main Menu to see a preview of menus included with the selected template; click Project to

see a preview of the movie.

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To add a background, logo, or title to menus, click the Add button and choose a graphic

(navigating to where you keep your graphics files on disk).
To choose a different background, click the Clear button, then click Add again.

10

To specify additional Motion-specific options, click Render.

For more information about the options available in the Render pane, see

Render settings

on

page 1043.

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To use background rendering, click Advanced.

For more information about background rendering, see

Background rendering

on page 1044.

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To see details about files to be output, click Summary.

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In the Options pane, do one of the following:

If you’re burning to a disc (instead of creating a disk image): Click the eject button at the right
of the Output device pop-up menu, insert a blank disk into your disc-burning device, then
click Burn.

Important:

If you click Burn before inserting a dual-layer destination disc, Motion assumes it is

a single-layer disc, resulting in only half the disc being used, and poorer-quality video.

If you’re creating a disk image file: Choose Hard Drive (Blu-ray) from the Output device pop-up
menu, click Next, enter a name for the file, choose a location, then click Save.

Important:

By default, the Share feature assumes single-layer media for disk images and

adjusts the bit rate accordingly.

To monitor the render progress, use Share Monitor. For more information, see

About Share

Monitor

on page 1044.

Note: Blu-ray and AVCHD menus are best suited for displays set to show 1080 lines of
vertical resolution.

Share to email

You can create an email message in Mail and include your movie as an attachment.

Share a project via email

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Choose Share > Email.

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