Might I suggest you ue a program called "fraps" - I have been a ble to create some nice projects using "fraps".
Simply start fraps, - then load Opus, then start the project ( note: the Opus project your wanting to be captured dosent even have to be actually published...this can be GREAT for last minute changes.)
- either way, fraps will capture the lot! with sound( if you wish. )
After your done recording, simply stop fraps, and save what you captured. ( the default is .avi format )
Then its a simple case of closing Opus, and loading the saved FRAPS avi into your favourite video editor, and editing out the parts you dont want ( like the capture of opus starting etc ).
Finally, when your happy with your project ( now that its been captured and editied,) - render it to your favourite format and put it on a CD or DVD.
Althought the program "Fraps" is INTENDED to run as a way to capture PC video games in high quality, it does just as well at Opus ( atleast it does with Versions 2.81 and Opus 6.0
Very "crisp" results. -( depending on the grunt of your video card that is. )