it seems that the play time is approx 45m
12gig dvd stream is near 60 min play time.
i've downloaded a file of 570 meg = 61min playtime (tv show) that
would blow up to near 13gig in size if converted to dv
cheers James
On 02/04/2009, at 9:53, Michael Hawkins wrote:
Hi Severin,
When I
Hi Severin,
When I tried the suggestion that I use QT Pro to export .mov etc as DV
stream, the file ballooned from 203.3mb to 9.65gb!! I couldn't fnd a way of
taking it straight into Toast but saved it to Desktop and then dragged it
into Toast.
Could that be where I went wrong?
Thanks,
Michael.
Simpler to take the DV stream file straight into Toast, unless you
want to play around with fancy menus and the like
Severin Crisp
On 01/04/2009, at 5:59 PM, Eugene wrote:
Hi Michael,
if you have QT Pro you can export all of them as DV stream. You can
then easily import into iMovie HD (& p
Hi Michael,
if you have QT Pro you can export all of them as DV stream. You can
then easily import into iMovie HD (& probably iMovie) and then burn it
in iDVD.
Regards,
Eugene
On 01/04/2009, at 5:13 PM, Michael Hawkins wrote:
I want to copy mat
I want to copy material in .mov, .mp4 and m4V formats to a DVD so that they
will play in my home dvd player.
I managed it once and now can't remember what I did. So frustrating.
I have iTunes, iMovie, Quicktime Pro, Handbrake, VLC and Toast.
I thought that if I could create a disc image I will be
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