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This section describes the basic process of burning any disc with Toast.

When you are all set, click the big red Record button and soon enough all of your pictures will have been burned onto a DVD or CD. video, or other files, and preview or add them to a Toast project.

Simply just drag pictures from iPhoto, Lightroom, or where ever your photo library is into Toast’s Photo Disc section under the Data menu.

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Toast makes it very easy to create a PC and Mac compatible photo disc because it uses Mac OS X drag-and-drop technology.Screenshots: 2 3 4 5 Creating A Photo Disc For PC and Mac Users In the Menus window, you can add a title, edit the font colors, change the number of buttons, and so on.A window will appear with three tabs: Disc, Menus, and Encoding. Roxio Toast Titanium for Mac, the leading DVD burner for Mac, makes burning even better, adding Roxio Secure Burn to protect your files on disc and USB in.Once, you have selected a style, feel free to edit the settings for that style by clicking on the More button in the Options sidebar.In your Toast project, choose the menu style you want by going to the Menu Style drop-down menu in Options sidebar.If you are making a DVD with several movies on it, you might want to consider using menu styles to visually organize the movies.

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Screenshots: 2 3 4 5 Adding Flare To Movie DVD’s With Menu Styles

If you wish to add a menu-style you can, but you don’t have to because the disc will automatically start playing the movie.

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To start, locate your iMovie project in Finder.

With Toast, you just drag your iMovie project and it takes care of the rest.

One of the key problems with iMovie is that you have to go through iDVD to burn your iMovie project onto a DVD.

Screenshots: 1 2-3 4 5 Burning An iMovie Project Without Using iDVD

If you want to export the DVD for use in iMovie, select “DV” from the Device drop-down menu.

If you want to export the DVD for use on your iPod or iPhone, select the corresponding name under the Device drop-down.

Located in the bottom left corner is a small gear icon which shows you the export options.

Once, you have inserted the DVD of your choice, choose how you want to export it.

To import DVD’s into Toast, go to the Convert menu (AppleTV/iPhone icon).

Importing DVD’s For Use With iPod or iMovie

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After spending more time with it, I have come up with several helpful ways to use Toast to its full potential. What drew me to Toast, was the ability to fit more onto a DVD disc without sacrificing quality.

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Last year I purchased Roxio Toast because I needed a customized DVD burning software for my family video project. It just puts clips on the disk, assembles corresponding menu screens and burns.How To Use Roxio Toast For Every DVD Project I don't understand the difference between titles and chapters and the software I'm using makes no reference to any difference between the two. I talked at length to sales staff at the local Best Buy and they told me that if I structure my DVD so that the individual movie clips are "titles" rather than "chapters" that the number pads of DVD player remote controls will allow direct selection of movie clips. Some ordinary DVD players allow this same function, but most do not. On an Apple computer, playing the DVD with DVD Player (Apple's DVD playing application), I can type a number on the numberpad and DVD Player will skip directly to that chapter of the disk. Everything works like clockwork except for one feature request. So far, I have used AppleScript and Toast to automatically assemble and burn the DVD from a script generated by the website that administers the test. The DVD is accompanied by a printed worksheet that lists the clips on the disk. The problem I have is that my DVDs contain a large number of short videos, not in any particular order. He may end up with a DVD containing 40 different videos. He gets the training videos that pertain to the material covered in question 16, 21, and 53. If they fail tests, the training they need is included on their individual DVD. The DVDs are training disks that are produced after users are tested. I have a large project that builds customized DVDs for individual users.

#TOAST BURN CD ADD CHAPTER HOW TO#

I need to understand how to set up a DVD so that a user can select a chapter by entering the chapter number into the remote.