Toast Dvd Os X

It's originally an .ISO extension, but I can't seem to get Disk Utility in Mac os X to recognise what it does, nor does Toast want anything to do with it. ...

using toast 5. ...

burner shouldn't be a problem because Apple uses the same one, but calls it a 117 or something like that. DVDs are playing fine with OS 10.3.9 and DVD player 4.0. So, why not with 4.6.1 and OS 10.4? ...

Problems started after upgrading from OS 10.2.8 to 10.3.5 and incrimental upgrades to 10.3. ...

When burning a DVD image with Toast 6.0.9 on OS X 10.3.9 the process took from 5 to 7 minutes with the selection set at burn at "best" speed. ...

Some time ago for no reason whatsoever burned discs quit playing on standard dvd players. They used to work fine, then I think it was a OS X update that changed everything. ...

R dual layer needs toast 6.0. ...

Okay, I've tried many times to search for "DVD+R" support in MacOS X, but search engines always return both DVD-R and DVD+R results (apparently even if in quotes the + gets interpreted as "AND" or is ignored altogether. I know Apple doesn't officially support DVD+R but since the 4X and 8X SuperDrives are dual-format burners I know it's theoretically possible that +R discs...

I am looking to potentially replace the DVD drive in my PowerMac G4 (dual 450) with a CD-RW/DVD drive and I am wondering what combo drives will work with DVD Player, iTunes, and Toast 5 (I know there is a compatability list for this at Roxio's site). Thanks! -JARinteractive

But when I tried to install Panther, the OS couldn't seem to see my drive at all! ...