Toast burn m4v sound how to#
Toast burn m4v sound movie#

Is that what's happening? I've only seen that when I drag in a folder of clips. You drag in one file but multiple clips appear in the Toast window.

Toast burn m4v sound movie#

That should work for you.īy the way, what did you use to import the movie from the VCR into the computer? If you used the pass through on a DV camcorder do you know if the audio was set to 16 bit or to 12 bit in the camcorder? This will create a new copy of the movie with all your edits. The window that appears should have an option to choose Full Quality. In the iMovie Share menu choose QuickTime. I forgot that QuickTime 7 works with OS 10.3.9. And I would still be able to add sound to the iMovie when imported in 16-bit? This is something for Roxio to explain, if they ever will. However, the whole movie showed-up in iDVD. I rearranged the clips, but some things could not be incorporated, such as a still and some effects. So, off to Tek Serve in Manhattan some time, to get a dual layer external burner for only $120.īy the way, I tried the burn with the movie and Toast on the same drive, and still got clips in Toast instead of the whole movie. When I did set it to Best, I got the space error message. That doesn't seem right-why didn't I get a message to that effect before the 9-hour burn?īut how come iDVD burned the whole movie? Because it had automatically set my quality standard to Better instead of Best, and I hadn't noticed the first time around. So my one hour, fifty-two minute movie was too long for a 4.7 GB disk-and then I thought that maybe the sound that was missing in my original Toast burn was Toast's way to make room for the whole movie. Then when I tried to burn a DVD from it in Toast, I got a message that said not enough space available. That's a little weird because my first attempt to burn a DVD of the movie had been to do it with that-but I think that when I renamed the movie I inadvertently replaced the. When I Shared to best quality QuickTime movie, the finished movie had.

Toast burn m4v sound how to#

dv file (which I'd never heard of and which I could not find in iMovie Help), I accidentally found out how to create it. Maybe you'll get some Roxio help while I'm gone.Ī) With reference to Roxio's having told me to save the movie to a. But that shouldn't be why the audio didn't get included.

There are times when 12-bit audio gets out of sync. Perhaps you could test by creating a short clip of the movie in iMove and just export that so it won't gobble up hard drive space.Īlways use 16-bit sound. The export method is a workaround that may or may not make a difference. But that resulted in no sound for you and I don't know why that happened. In fact, I'll be gone for a few days.Ī) The 'correct' way to bring the project in to Toast is to use the iMovie Project file. Thanks for the good wishes for the weekend.