Toast

I would like to know if anybody can help me with a very frustrating situation in which I find one of my video productions: after producing a YOGA video and going through a very happy production and postproduction period, we decided to Author ourselves a DVD for replication and this is what happened: after editing in final cut I compressed with compressor then went into DVD...

If you want to copy them to a DVD and perhaps let others use them, then select the photos you want, export them to a folder on your desktop, and then using Toast or disk utility or such burn them to a DVD. ...

If it's not a protected video DVD, you can use Disk Utility to create a CD/DVD-master image (.cdr) which you can burn afterwards. I'm not sure whether Disk Utility lets you burn from a CD directly if you have two drives. If that ain't good enough, there's Roxio Toast Titanium, a splendid (albeit costly) burn-application.

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R's with Toast 9 using Sony 16x media but have only been able to achieve 8x speed. I'd like to know if anyone's been able to gain faster speeds. ...

The "burn" in iPhoto is really meant as a means to back up your photos so that they can be used by iPhoto. To use your photos on a PC or other, use the export function from within iPhoto app texport your selection to your desktop and then burn to a CD/DVD using Toast, Disk Utility, etc. Be sure to check the preference for Windows compatible.

I've attempted to use Toast Titanium 8, Fast DVD Copy, and Disk Utility, but both are showing the disk only has 5. ...

I've had the same problem, and ended up having to use Disk Warrior to recover the files onto another drive, toast the uncooperative drive, reformat, and move the recovered files back to the reformatted drive. ...

AlvinLee - have you checked this? http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5989030 Satcomer may well be right, the Matshita drive may be either have a dirty lens requiring cleaning, or is faulty. If you're going to consider replacement, go external Pioneer. The 115D will do what you want. You say you have Toast 8 - have you actually tried to use it? Third -...

Am I right in assuming the HD is toast ? ...