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| Toast creating bad disks Backing up DVDs for personal use. I start by using MTR (either 2.6 or 3.0) to create Video_ts files. Then, using Toast 7 or 8, I use FIT TO DVD COMPRESSION. Toast burns the DVD without errors, but when I try to play the disk on my Mac, (OS 10.4) the dvd chokes on various chapters, (i.e. never the same spot) and crashes. When playing the DVD on a regular DVD player, the movie becomes unviewable at the same trouble spot. Now, taking the same Video_TS files, I make a DVD with toast on another Mac and I get a Perfect DVD. I switched media, also. |
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| If Toast works on another Mac, prettyplease tell us the differences between the two: processor/speed, OS, brand and type of optical drive, all that stuff. Did you let Toast verify the disc after burning? What brand and X-ness discs? What burn speed? Have you used a (dirt cheap) laser lens cleaner on your optical drive? Might help. The drive may be failing. What Mac do you have? You might be able to get a good cheap sel-installable replacement drive. Lots of maybes. More info might let us diagnose better.
__________________ Al Bloom |
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| Also: Is it exactly the same Toast version?
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