#TOAST TITANIUM MOVIE#
This will play your movie immediately when you insert the disc, skipping the menu if you have one. Toast will by default check Auto-play disc on insert.Be sure the audio is added by checking the description of the video. m4v or non-pre-encoded file into Toast Titanium. Click Customize….Under the Encoding tab, click Custom and for Reencoding, select Never.Click on the Video tab and make sure Blu-ray Video is selected. If you are making a Blu-ray disc from media which has not been pre-encoded (a file which has not come through the layback process), locate the video file.ac3 files to make the Blu-ray disc image in Toast Titanium. Inside of your layback folder, there will be a “Blu-ray & DVD Assets” folder which contains the assets needed to burn a Blu-ray.This tech doc will discuss making Blu-ray discs both from the files in the Blu-ray & DVD Assets folder in your layback folder, and also for files which have not been pre-encoded with surround sound (in-progress works & temporary screeners). This disc image may then be used to burn multiple Blu-ray discs. Totally cringe worthy.After your layback, you can use Toast Titanium to create disc images of Blu-rays both with and without menus. My exacerbation is made all the more acute by their utter lack of technical support. I'm, putting it mildly, mortified at what's happened to Toast as I used to rely on it for many moons before Apple made my computer obsolete (A topic I'm going to broach on another thread one day). Necessity sure is the mother of invention. Sounds very confusing I have to admit and stumbled upon this solution quite by accident through fiddling with all the settings.
It was then that I had to run that file through Burn, compressing it to mpeg 2, in order for me to then produce my disk image in Toast without it crashing.
In particular I eventually succeeded by setting up a Quicktime export option with 'audio only' and got both picture and audio that, ironically both worked. The means by which I eventually achieved success are very long winded and, quite frankly, mind blowing. That and the menu it produced was inaccessible. Yes indeed the Burn app was way too basic for my needs in particular it's lacking the ability to add in chapter markers. Thank you Patrick for your comments to my plight and the links you've provided. I am scared to try 17 and after this thread think I will stick with 11 as it's still working in Mojave!!įorgot to mention, there was a long thread on the Corel forums about the same exact issue I was having with so many having my issue yet it fell on deaf ears and they said we were using it wrong! Grin So after almost a month of back and forth I demanded my $$$ back. I tried them all and nothing fixed the issue. They this person from Corel kept emailing me suggestions. I talked to so called Corel Tech support and got no where. I let toast convert then burn and the picture was all jerky and any movement of people it looked like they were going backwards for a second! If the file was MOV it was fine but that conversion step hurt the quality of my friends videos. I do a lot of Video conversion/Burning for a friends business. I used 11 for years and decided to take them up on their offer for $59 and get toast 16. Patrick, I had great luck with Toast 11 but now that Corel has purchased it, problems. Please any advice and help will be greatly appreciated. Perhaps it’s the OS that is causing the complications?
#TOAST TITANIUM PRO#
I’m using a MacBook Pro (Retina, Mid 2012) by the way running MacOS High Sierra (10.13.6). I’ve sent off appeals for help to their customer support to no avail.
#TOAST TITANIUM MAC#
In this cace I’m getting a -111 Mac error. Needless to say I'm at a complete loss having explored all the viable options including the numerous phone and web presets.Īs well a this issue I’m also failing to create a DVD disk image from HD Quicktime files with the codec H.264. Ironically the MKV codec works fine but is incomparable with FCP X. When trying the Digital Video (DV) option Toast unexpectedly quits altogether. When I use the MPEG-4 and Quicktime movie codec the audio slips out of sync. The H.264 codec would be best however I keep on getting a -50 mac error as the conversion completes.
#TOAST TITANIUM SOFTWARE#
I've tried using various formats that are compatible with my editing software Final Cut Pro X. Unfortunately toast is failing to do it's job. Last week I purchased Toast Titanium 17 for my Mac with the intention of converting my old video productions from DVD (.VOB) back into an editable format.
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