Re: Creating SVCD with Toast 6

Hi Yvonne Thanks for your suggestions. I'm not using the mode where you go direct from the camera. However, if you click on the play button in the toast window before burning it, it's all OK - the audio and video are in sync the whole length of the movie (about 30 minutes). I'm also

Re: Creating SVCD with Toast 6

Hi Paul, Thanks for your response. On 11/01/2005, at 5:04 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote: Has anyone else tried to burn VCD's/SVCD's using Toast 6? All help greatly appreciated. Yes and I didnt have too much success. VCD Builder has been slightly easier, it ultimately uses Toast to burn the

Re: Creating SVCD with Toast 6

Hi Paul, Is the lag while moving to toast or in the finished disc? When i was using toast 6 loading the movie direct from camera I noticed that the sound track appeared to get out of sync while it was copying into toast .. by the end of the 40 minutes it was almost a minute behind [ I

Re: Creating SVCD with Toast 6

Paul Mulroney wrote: Has anyone else tried to burn VCD's/SVCD's using Toast 6? All help greatly appreciated. Yes and I didnt have too much success. VCD Builder has been slightly easier, it ultimately uses Toast to burn the job anyway.

Re: Creating SVCD with Toast 6

Hi Everyone, I'm trying to create a SVCD from iMovie using Toast 6. According to the manual, I can drag and drop the reference movie of iMovie into toast, and it will create the SVCD. However, with the resulting disk, the video and audio get out of sync very quickly. From memory you need