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    dlj392000 is offline Registered User
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    Toast Titanium 7.0.1

    Hi,

    I seem to be having problems burning MPEG1, or whats called
    MPEG1-MUXED video files to dvd using Toast 7.0.1

    I was wondering if anyone else had or is currently having this problem? if so, is there a fix?

    I'm sorry, I forgot to add some information. I want to burn the
    files to dvd+/- disc. I'm using a Sony DRX-720UL/T external
    dvd/cdr burner. All AVI,MOV,DIVIX,files will burn with no problem,
    everything except MPEG1.

    Does anyone have any ideas on how to setup Toast to convert
    these files?

    Thanks

    Dwight

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    Looks like those muxed MPEG1 files seem to cause Toast problems.

    http://boards.support.roxio.com/roxi....id=9620#M9620

    Some workarounds involve opening the muxed file in QuickTime Pro and doing a "Save As... Self Contained Movie", while another workaround suggests using FFmpegX (or similar software) to de-mux the file.
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    Hi
    Have you had any luck getting it to play a dvd movie? I have a Sony DRX-810UL-T and to my dismay the toast 6 software wont play a dvd movie... anyone got any ideas please?

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    Toast (of any persuasion) doesn't PLAY movies. It BURNS movies.
    That may be why it is called "Toast."

    If you want to PLAY a movie, try DVD Player or VLC Media Player.
    Al Bloom

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    Thanks... just thought good 'ol Sony would have made it possible to play a dvd too. I have OS X 10.2 & VLC needs 10.3 so I have learned I can install this as I have 10.4 on DVD using target mode from another mac (it won't install via the external Sony). Thanks again.
    Ken

 

 

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