Newsgroup: it.comp.macintosh
Titolo: [iDVD] si riesce a togliere la melina

Ho recentemente masterizzato alcuni DVD con iDVD 1.0, e fra le varie
limitazioni del programma ho notato che automaticamente sull'immagine di
sfondo compare una melina [piccola mela] in basso a destra. Anche cambiando
immagine di sfondo la melina viene automaticamente creata dal programma.
Esiste un qualche sortilegio per farla sparire, e approfitto dell'occasione
per sentire se qualcuno usa gia' iDVD2, e se per caso ha risolto il
problema della mela.
Saluti a tutti
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, Andrea,
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Io l'ho risolto il problema con la mela:
"mela" sono mangiata!!!!
Ciao WOLF ;-))))

 problema della mela.
Letto su MacFixIt, spero tu capisca l'inglese:
Removing the Apple logo from iDVD menu screens 
All menu screens of DVD movies made with Apple's iDVD software contain
an embossed Apple logo in the lower right corner (see this page). André
Klein describes how to remove or replace the logo (note: as we do not
have iDVD, we have not confirmed this ourselves; so try at your own risk
and have backups just in case): 
Inside the iDVD folder you'll find a folder named "Resources." Inside
this one, open the folder called "Interface Files." Inside, you'll see
some files named Parts1 through 10. These files are standard Photoshop
documents, except with different Type and Creator codes. To open these
files in Photoshop, check "Show all (file) types" and select "Photoshop"
as file format in the "Open (as)" dialogue.
In particular, open "Parts4." The layer which contains the watermark is
titled "name:watermark type:Tile." There seems no way to complete remove
this layer or its content. If you do so, iDVD doesn't start up anymore.
Instead, you have two alternatives:
If you want to remove the logo, you have to first clean the layer (just
erase its content, don't delete the layer itself) and then make 1 almost
completely transparent pixel anywhere within the canvas. Don't try to
use the layer transparency slider. This has no effect within iDVD. As I
said you have to draw 1 Pixel almost transparent.
Or you can create you own logo. All colors are allowed, you're not
limited to grayscale nor are you limited in size. You can place the logo
anywhere on the canvas, iDVD will automatically locate the center (or
the lowest most right pixel?) and place it in the lower right corner.
In either case, save the file when you are done. Don't worry that
Photoshop changes the icon and Type/Creator. iDVD won't care. When you
start iDVD the next time, you'll see the result.
By the way, all other files named "Parts..." in the "Interface Files"
folder are Photoshop documents too. Almost each and every GUI and DVD
element of iDVD is stored within these files. If you browse through
them, the button shapes (rounded rectangle, splash, heart etc.), button
states, overlays and so on will show up. If you carefully study them,
you will figure out, how to create your very own DVD menu buttons in
iDVD. 
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Il 06 Ott 2001, 15:11, 
eurod...@iol.it
 (Andrea) ha scritto: 
Grazie a
tutti per le risposte inviatemi
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