Toast and MAC OS Error-13780

I've just it too. I am disk to disk copying (a movie of my own) and when it came to write to the blank disk the error code came up. I swapped the disk for a different one (happened to be a different brand too), both DVD-R and this seemed to take!

Curious to know what this might mean though.

I spoke too soon. In fact the error continued and the disk failed to burn. Maybe the is a Leopard problem with Toast? I'm using Toast 7.1.2

Roxio_patatrox wrote:
We've never said that this can't be patched! In fact, we're working on a Toast 7.1.3 update that will resolve the burning problem in Leopard. The fix is already in QA and has been provided as a beta to a limited number of discussion forum users to solicit feedback.

Hello,

From this thread (link) it sounds like that is the case. I guess you'll need to use Disk Utility/Finder until Roxio finish that update (they have updated Toast 8 BTW so should be working on it now).

cheers

mrtotes

Many thanks! It looks like it might get sorted soon then!
I'll try making the .dmg not done that before!

I just loaded Lepard onto my MAC and I got the error 13780 and it won't let me burn any photos to a disc.

I get the same thing right after loading Leopard

Hello and Welcome to Apple Discussions.

If you have Toast 8 try this updater if you have Toast 7 you'll need to use the Finder/Disk Utility for a little while until the update arrives.

• http://kb.roxio.com/content/kb/Jam/000056T?set-locale=en
• http://www.roxio.com/enu/support/toast/software_updates.html

mrtotes
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When I installed Leopard, I maintained my last Tiger system on another bootable volume for fall-back as such incompatibilities are to be expected with third party software.

Hopefully Roxio will come out with the fix for Titanium 7 soon so I won't have to restart the old system to burn DVDs etc.

BTW, my error code was -18723. I ALWAYS save a disc image (.toast) before I burn. I can mount it and check it with DVD player to avoid coasters.

I'd like to mention my displeasure at discovering that the lack of OS9 support in Leopard, This fact was hardly advertised by Apple and marks the first OS ever that lacked backwards compatibility for Mac applications. A sad day for Mac aficionado! Another reason to keep my 10.4.11 system alive and backed up!