I had Toast 10 and upgraded to Toast 11. I would drag a movie from Snap Z onto Toast 11 to make a video. Afterwards it doesn't open in Quick Time Player-version 10.2. What settings do I need to change in order to get that to happen? My operating system is a Mac 10.8.4.
Thanks for any help.
iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.7)
I had Toast 10 and upgraded to Toast 11. I would drag a movie from Snap Z onto Toast 11 to make a video. Afterwards it doesn't open in Quick Time Player-version 10.2.
What does "to make a video" mean? What compression formats? What file container?
What settings do I need to change in order to get that to happen?
The basic answer is "any compression format and file container compatible with your operating system." Normally this could be anything from H.264/AAC in an MP4, M4V, or MOV file container to "muxed" MPEG-2/AC3 in an MPG, MPEG, or TS file container. Installation of non-native codec components will further expand the number of possible compression/file type combinations.
Thanks so much for getting back to me Jon. I'm afraid I don't understand what you're saying. I made an error in my question. I drag the movie on Toast 11 on the Video section under DVD-Video in order to burn the movie onto a DVD disc. It doesn't seem to open in QuickTime after it's burned.
I drag the movie on Toast 11 on the Video section under DVD-Video in order to burn the movie onto a DVD disc. It doesn't seem to open in QuickTime after it's burned.
QT is not a DVD media player. Use the DVD Player app to play your DVD discs. And, while the QT X player can play "muxed" MPEG-2 video files, it will not play them with a VOB file extension.
How do I get my Toast 11 videos to open in quick time?
