iDVD, iLife Support updates

At iMac freezes, if you haven't heard yet, it's a video card issue. The initial drivers for the Radeon 2600 HD were bad, apple is working on some new drivers for it. Just be patient it'll come, there's nothing that a hardware repair could do to fix your freezing issue. It's not the hardware, it's the drivers. So stop telling people to go back to apple with it, apple will come to you, eventually. Stop bothering the MacGeniis and get on Apple support and share your frustration with someone who can send it up the chain.

@Rob & Jamie
The Price of Manufacturing is so cheap nowadays that in some cases Quality Control could be the most expensive part of the process.
It's not surprising that Manufacturers forgo QC to save a few dollars per unit. That a Company like Apple Inc have products with lacklustre QC is a but of a worry.

#4 -- If your imac is freezing all the time, make sure it is NOT a hardware problem. If it is you should send it in for repairs. One of the easist ways to check for hardware problems is to boot off the install disk and and hold down D. Then do diagnostics. If that does not show a problem, there still MAY be a problem. Next boot off the install disk and hold down the C key. Run various programs like Disk Utility etc. If it freezes (like my iMac did), then it is CLEARLY a hardware problem in Apple's view. Send it back. Many of the new iMac are defective. The Quality Control of the new iMacs is poor in my view given all the reports of freezing etc.

I'm still waiting for Apple to release and update supporting the Canon 40d. I hope once the leopard craze settles down they'll release something

Now if Apple could just see their way to releasing the update to stop my brand new iMac freezing ALL THE TIME... seriously, I live in fear and save OFTEN.

I got....NOTHING. boooooo.

Thats because the iDVD Update is for iLife 06 ;)

my version of iDVD is 7.0.1, so is this for ilife 06 users?

Wierd. I just ran Software Update and only got the iLife update, not the iDVD one.....