Toast Dvd Os X

I want the files to be burned as avi files to watch on dvd players portable, or home use. ...

What brand of DVD-R are you using?

You can safely install OS X on the same hard drive as OS 9. The only thing you must check is how much free space is on the cube to make sure there is room for the OS X install and the programs you need. ...

Does a Mac OS X system naturally bog down over time? ...

ple placing considerable amounts of effort trying to retain compatibility with an operating system that's 5 years old, or do we want them concentrating on fixing OS X? ...

Provided you have the hard drive space and the newest super drives from Apple, you use MacTheRipper to rip and remove CSS Encryption, Toast Titanium to make copies, and DVD2OneX for compression if needed. I've been using HandBrake for ripping DVDs already on my hard drive to my new 60 GB video iPod. ...

I am using OS X 10.4.6 and have Toast 7 plus the latest iTunes. I would give an iDVD report but I have no need to burn a DVD at this time. ...

There's one client I have with a DVD player that wants general grade media burned at either 1x or 2x. I need to be able to burn at slower speeds for this one person. Any ideas? ...

to replace a failing drive. Absolutely works great, very fast burns. Imported an audio CD into itunes in just over a minute. Burned a DVD copy through Toast, 3.5GB, in about 5 minutes. And it will boot a Mac from a bootable disk. ...

likewise iDVD6 which also needs QT 7 which also needs OS 10.4 for full function. ...