- #FOTOMAGICO PIXEL DIMENSIONS MOVIE#
- #FOTOMAGICO PIXEL DIMENSIONS INSTALL#
- #FOTOMAGICO PIXEL DIMENSIONS FULL#
- #FOTOMAGICO PIXEL DIMENSIONS PRO#
- #FOTOMAGICO PIXEL DIMENSIONS TV#
iDVD can add a background audio track and lets you select a transition style for its slide shows but you don't get Toast's computer-playback Photo Disc when using iDVD.
Toast cannot add audio or transitions to the slide show. You can go forward or back in the slide show by using the chapter skip button on the DVD player's remote.
#FOTOMAGICO PIXEL DIMENSIONS FULL#
If you select the option to include the actual photos on the disc Toast automatically includes a Photo Disc slide show application for viewing those photos at full resolution on a Mac or PC (see Toast Help for info about a Photo Disc burned in the Data window).ĭVD slide shows present the full-frame photos as stills that advance in set time intervals. Each video title can have up to 99 photos and there can be 99 titles. Toast makes DVD slide shows by simply dropping the jpeg images into the Toast Video window with DVD selected as the format. A DVD slide show looks much better but it does not allow for panning and zooming of the photo or for matching an audio track.
#FOTOMAGICO PIXEL DIMENSIONS MOVIE#
The other is a movie from slides (which is what you created in iMovie or Final Cut). There are two kinds of slide shows you can create for play back on standard-definition video DVD players.
#FOTOMAGICO PIXEL DIMENSIONS TV#
To evaluate the quality of how something looks on a TV you must see it on a TV and not on a computer display. As for previewing standard-definition video on a Mac in actual size: Computer displays are very different from television displays. That will give you more details on what to do. I'd recommend reading online help for Toast under Help->Toast Titanium Help. No matter whether you created a HD DVD or BD disk, you need a compatible Blu-ray player to view burned disk. You need a Blu-ray burner and BD disk if have BD disk image. You can use a regular DVD drive and DVD disk for HD DVD disk image. After creating disk image, which could take quite a while, you can then drop disk image file onto Copy function window with Image File selected. Quality will be better for BD, but HD on DVD is still much better than SD video on DVD. If you select BD, Toast will save HD disk image suitable for burning on BD disk. If you select DVD, Toast will save HD disk image of video suitable for burning on DVD. After clicking this, will get a navigation window where you identify where to save disk image file and format to use. When ready to create HD using Toast, I'd recommend clicking "Save as Disk Image". I think your 40 minute video should be able to fit in either a HD DVD or BD-R output. Then down next to red burn button, select either DVD or BD-R to see how much room you left have for additional videos. If you want to create an HD DVD or Blu-ray disk, you need to drop your high def video as created from FCE into Toast Video function window which is set for Blu-Ray video.
#FOTOMAGICO PIXEL DIMENSIONS INSTALL#
The HD plugin is a separate install and does not affect version number. You need to download the Toast 10.0.6 updater and install in order to have latest update.
I'm a bit confused on your current version. I don´t mind making two 20 minutes HD DVD´s but ¿How do I do that? I bought the HD/BD plug-in to upload to 10.0.06 and even if it says that HD functions have been activated in Toast 10 Titanium, my Mac still says that I only have Toast 10.0.04. Indeed I have tried all you say and I want more quality. Has anyone made a decent quality from iMovie 09 using Toast 10 Titanium Pro? If so, what are the best settings for a project consisting of When I click on BD it vectors me to purchase the plug-in upgrades.Ģ.
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Do I need to purchase the BD plug-in separately? According to the packaging, Toast 10 Titanium Pro was supposed to include the BD plug-ins. I am now attempting to use the Blue-Ray burning option to hopefully burn a HD (not BD) DVD.ġ. The process is much faster then iDVD, but the overall quality is still very low. So far, using the basic DVD encoding and burning features in Toast 10 Titanium Pro has made no difference. I just purchased Toast 10 Titanium Pro in the hopes of improving the overall quality ofDVDs I create on my Mac. The light contrast is usually very stark and the images for either still pictures or video clips are usually low fuzzy quality. Ever since I began using iMovie 08/09, I noticed a significant drop in image quality when burning DVDs using iDVD.
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