The Traders' Den  

  The Traders' Den > Where we go to learn ..... > Technobabble
 

Notices

Technobabble Post your general Need for Help questions here.
Lossy or Lossless?
Moderators

Reply
 
Thread Tools
  #211  
Old 2005-03-25, 04:40 PM
lucasweb's Avatar
lucasweb lucasweb is offline
27.13 GB/217.10 GB/8.00
 
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: NYC
Re: Burning DVD on a Mac

i found this info on the page that lynne linked to right above your post:

Quote:
If you have an .iso file that you wish to burn to DVD-R using Toast 5*

1. Open Toast
2. Go to the Other tab and select Disc Image
3. Drag the .iso file into the window
4. Put a blank CD-R in your drive
5. Then hit record
__________________
Dustin Hoffman - Straight Time (1978)

Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Handy
I can picture in my mind a world without war, a world without hate. And I can picture us attacking that world, because they'd never expect it.
Reply With Quote Reply with Nested Quotes
  #212  
Old 2005-03-25, 06:58 PM
BiggieC
0.00 KB/0.00 KB/---
 
Re: Burning DVD on a Mac

Quote:
Originally Posted by BiggieC
the above faq didn't say how I could with just the included software on my mac.
I don't have toast.
Reply With Quote Reply with Nested Quotes
  #213  
Old 2005-03-25, 08:09 PM
0.00 KB/0.00 KB/---
 
Re: Burning DVD on a Mac

Use disk utility. It is in applications/utilities.

Make sure the image is not mounted.
Reply With Quote Reply with Nested Quotes
  #214  
Old 2005-03-25, 08:23 PM
U2Lynne's Avatar
U2Lynne U2Lynne is offline
TTD Staff
474.39 GB/2.01 TB/4.34
 
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: California
Re: Burning DVD on a Mac

Clint, my page does say how to do it, but it includes the step to make the iso file. As stated right above me, just use Disk Utility.
__________________
Five's Checksums Demystified - everything and anything you want to know about checksums
On a Mac? Get XLD to rip your CDs. Please see this guide - X Lossless Decoder (XLD): How to create flawless CD rips on Mac OS X


Reply With Quote Reply with Nested Quotes
  #215  
Old 2005-03-27, 09:43 PM
NewestFan NewestFan is offline
207.25 GB/338.77 GB/1.63
 
Join Date: Feb 2005
Re: PS2 Burned DVD Issues

Quote:
Originally Posted by willndmb
for the coast to ship a ps2 insured you could go buy the $34 dvd player at walmart that plays everything and not have to wait

here are some self fix tips
http://www.ultimateconsoleguides.com/playstation_2.htm
Gave up on ever getting my ps2 updated and followed your advice.

my new cyberhome dvd player is sweeeeeeeeeet (until a week from now when it breaks down)
Reply With Quote Reply with Nested Quotes
  #216  
Old 2005-04-02, 01:29 PM
jiimay jiimay is offline
226.84 GB/542.41 GB/2.39
 
Join Date: Jan 2005
DVD Burning Speeds

Are there safer speeds to burn dvd's like there are for audio cd's?? For Audio discs I have been told to never burn over 16X to preserve quality, life of disc, etc. Does anyone know if anything along these lines pertains to dvds as well?

Thanks!
Reply With Quote Reply with Nested Quotes
  #217  
Old 2005-04-02, 05:52 PM
h_vargas
0.00 KB/0.00 KB/---
 
Re: DVD Burning Speeds

i generally burn my archive DVDs or DVDs for a trade at 1x. for a DVD i'm burning just to watch, i burn at 4x (as fast as my burner will go). obviously for a DVD-video disc i'm burning to watch, i'm not too worried about any errors since i have an archive disc.
Reply With Quote Reply with Nested Quotes
  #218  
Old 2005-04-02, 10:04 PM
jiimay jiimay is offline
226.84 GB/542.41 GB/2.39
 
Join Date: Jan 2005
Re: DVD Burning Speeds

Thanks for the info. Anyone know if there are noted problems (errors, life, etc?) with burning dvd's at faster speeds? I've been burning at 8X. Am I comprimising anything?
Reply With Quote Reply with Nested Quotes
  #219  
Old 2005-04-03, 12:49 AM
h_vargas
0.00 KB/0.00 KB/---
 
Re: DVD Burning Speeds

i'm not positive on this, but i'd imagine it's closely related to CDRs at higher speeds... all sorts of techie info on pits, valleys, yada yada. there are plenty of articles on that topic. (google time)
Reply With Quote Reply with Nested Quotes
  #220  
Old 2005-04-04, 06:09 PM
jonathan_x5
0.00 KB/0.00 KB/---
 
Nero Demo Expired, now what

In need of another DVD burning utility or a way to re-demo Nero. Thanks-
Reply With Quote Reply with Nested Quotes
  #221  
Old 2005-04-04, 06:32 PM
ColinM's Avatar
ColinM ColinM is offline
Sausage King of Chicago
37.74 GB/96.71 GB/2.56
 
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Kennewick, Washington
Re: Nero Demo Expired, now what

I like to reformat my hard drive when demo software expires.

You could always pay for it and get the full license. A demo is just that; a demo to see if you like the app and then you pay for it if you do like it.
__________________
Trayds: audio list | video list | PM me for upgrades
Reply With Quote Reply with Nested Quotes
  #222  
Old 2005-04-04, 09:08 PM
AAR.oner's Avatar
AAR.oner AAR.oner is offline
TTD Staff
1.11 TB/1.41 TB/1.27
 
Join Date: Feb 2005
Re: Nero Demo Expired, now what

try dvdrhelp.com
__________________
TTD's Gear Lust Forum -- info & reviews on taping gear
The Basics of EQing
Reply With Quote Reply with Nested Quotes
  #223  
Old 2005-04-04, 09:53 PM
wazoo2u wazoo2u is offline
923.61 MB/96.22 MB/0.10
 
Join Date: Nov 2004
Re: Nero Demo Expired, now what

or CDFREAKS.COM
Reply With Quote Reply with Nested Quotes
  #224  
Old 2005-04-05, 03:01 PM
jcrab66's Avatar
jcrab66 jcrab66 is offline
We all walk the Long Road....
75.63 GB/483.42 GB/6.39
 
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Earth
Re: Nero Demo Expired, now what

try buying it, doesnt cost that much or you could go onto the one of those swedish warez hubs and take your chances there....
__________________
If you want to see a damn good live show check out THIS band.
Reply With Quote Reply with Nested Quotes
  #225  
Old 2005-04-05, 04:08 PM
starman714's Avatar
starman714 starman714 is offline
36.98 GB/52.39 GB/1.42
 
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Dystopia
Re: Nero Demo Expired, now what

Use DVDCrypter and DVD Shrink for your DVD's and use Burn At Once for CD's
and BAO recognizes DVD drives , too , for data burns , at least , all of which does not do some of the stuff Nero can do , but they're free and they've never burned a coaster on me yet in 3-5 months....

And nobody will imply you're cheap , they'll know you are .....

but they can't truly call you a thief......

p.s. didn't your burner come with software ?
__________________
.

"We all got it coming, kid." ~ William Munny

suicide nazi gunslinger blazin' down the hall tonight ~ PJ Stevey

in your pomp and all your glory, you're a poorer man than me, as you lick the boots of death born out of fear ~ Ian Anderson

Quote:
Originally Posted by general eclectic View Post
Because we can't get by without [you].
Reply With Quote Reply with Nested Quotes
Reply

The Traders' Den > Where we go to learn ..... > Technobabble

Similar Threads
Thread Forum Replies Last Post
Problems burning dual layer DVDs - Tubular Technobabble 62 2009-05-04 11:58 AM
Problems burning dvds, answer asap!! - popeye Technobabble 1 2007-02-17 12:11 PM
CD burning problems...Nero... - Gratefulzepp Technobabble 3 2006-04-12 08:41 PM
Need help with burning problems - taylordb Technobabble 7 2006-02-18 09:40 PM
Burning audio problems - Greengoat Technobabble 5 2005-01-15 06:07 AM


Thread Tools

Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts

BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off

Forums


All times are GMT -5. The time now is 03:47 AM.


Powered by: vBulletin, Copyright ©2000 - 2024, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Copyright ©2004 - , TheTradersDen.org - All Rights Reserved - Hosted at QuickPacket