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New To Burning DVD's
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It might be a little spendy, but Roxio Toast is the best (IMHO)
Roxio Toast Titanium 10... $79.99 after $20 Mail-In Rebate
Roxio Toast Titanium 10... $79.99 after $20 Mail-In Rebate
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Just beware -- there doesn't seem to be any burning software that allows you to specify your chapters manually, unlike, say, Nero on the PC. You either have to let Toast or iDVD put 'em in automatically, or import the movie into iMovie and put the chapter markers in that way, export the movie out, then burn it in Toast, iDVD, etc.
Toast 10 Help Needed
New to Toast 10. I downloaded some movie files from Rapidshare, Then I select Video, Then DVD- Video, get files from the burn folder and drop them into Toast. I get this error message..." Files are in an unsupported format and can not be imported". Need help Thanks...
New to Toast 10. I downloaded some movie files from Rapidshare, Then I select Video, Then DVD- Video, get files from the burn folder and drop them into Toast. I get this error message..." Files are in an unsupported format and can not be imported". Need help Thanks...
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Rapidshare is a haven for pirated material.
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