I have made a few VCD's using OS9 and OSX with Toast 5 (various
updates).
Files were converted from iMovie 2 (File>Export). Is that what you are
missing ?
You can get up to 60 mins on one.
VCD's play fine in a relatively cheap Sony DVD player (low end of the
range)
Toast 6 will give you the ability to add some extra features.
Works well but I want a DVD burner !!!
Regards
Mark
On Saturday, September 6, 2003, at 10:14 AM, Ray Forma wrote:
If anyone has made a Video CD that plays successfully on a DVD player
that can play such disks, then please let me know how you did it. I
have tried a variety of methods and have failed.
I have the following hardware and software. Please let me know if I to
upgrade my gear or need extra software.
Powermac b/w G3 - 300 MHz - 1GB RAM
System 10.2.6
Imovie 2.1.2 - have successfully downloaded video from DV camera,
edited it, and copied it back to the DV camera. Now want to burn it to
videoCD
Toast Deluxe 4.1.3 - When I set this program up to burn a videoCD it
asks for a suitable video CD image file, or one or more MPEG streams,
to burn to the CD. Imovie does not seem to be able to produce such
files, or is there a combination I have not yet tried?
TEAC CD-R56S recorder - records all types of CDs very well.
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Regards,
Ray Forma
50 Harvest Road, North Fremantle WA 6159, Australia
Tel & Fax 61 (0)8 9335 6568
Mob 0428 596938
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