Also from the Apple iLife '06 forum comes a tip for getting iDVD 5 to
burn dual-layer, by downloading a patch from the French site
<http://www.hardmac.com/>. The webpage that the patch is on is
<http://www.hardmac.com/news/2005-05-26/#4090>.
But from the instructions for using it, it all seems a little iffy to
me, and I don't like their disclaimer "We do not guarantee that the
patch is working neither the quality of the burns made with it." Might
be a recipe for trouble. Probably better to just bite the bullet and
buy iLife '06.
Looks like iLife '06 gives you Quicktime 7 along with iDVD 6 and the
other 6 program updates, and iDVD 6 does support dual-layer DVD
burning.
interesting: Apple charges $79 for iLife '06 for a single user, and $99
for a "Family Pack" that lets you put it on five computers.
I'm curious: how does Apple know how many computers you install a
"single user" program on? Have they gone to "product activation" before
you can use the iLife programs, like Adobe has done with its CS
programs?
Has anybody here bought and installed iLife '06, and then had to have
Apple activate it before they could use it?
Tom
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