
I had the first version of iDVD waaaaay back when. Looking at the new iDVD in iLife ‘06, I’m trying to figure out why I got excited back then.
The original iDVD only worked in SuperDrive Macs, had blah-lah themes, menus were static, and stability was always just around the corner.
Today’s new iDVD 6.0 adds just a few features from last year’s model, but just the right features.
Tops on my list is iDVD’s ability to deliver a widescreen DVD. Now I have to go buy a new.... (excerpted).
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