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#BLU RAY BURNING SOFTWARE TOAST 2.3 1080P#
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Insertion of chapters is long-play video DVDs.

Format converter: from DVD to ISO and vice-versa, and from DVD to MP4, AVI, and MKV.Possibility to generate slideshows with our photos.

#BLU RAY BURNING SOFTWARE TOAST 2.3 FULL#

Many more options included in DVD Creatorīut apart from creating and burning DVDs full of videos and pictures, this software includes a series of complementary functions that make it one of the most complete multimedia took packs available on the market:

Step 3: preview the result and if satisfactory, proceed to burn it onto a DVD or save the project in ISO format.

Step 2: edit your optical disc’s menu and use all sorts of templates to give it a customized aspect.

Step 1: drag to the program the videos and photos that you want to work with, or explore your file system to find them.

Creating DVDs had never been so easyįrom a very neat and tidy interface, we can create our own projects on DVD in three simple steps: For all those users, nothing better than Wondershare DVD Creator for Mac, a set of tools with all the functions necessary to be able to create, edit the contents, and burn DVDs and Blu-rays. Maybe if Giant Bomb ever got some licensing deals sorted out with Atlus they could offer them to the GB fans, but I highly doubt that would ever happen.Although it may seem that the golden age of DVDs is long gone, there are still many people that use this optical disc format to store and transport their projects, especially when it comes to working with videos, audio, and images. But the huge ISO problem hasn’t gone away.

#BLU RAY BURNING SOFTWARE TOAST 2.3 CODE#

The Blu-ray disc images are big, like almost 48 gigs each. Haven’t seen code 6 in a while, not since updating to 3.0.2 I think.

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Paying $800 for the entire Adobe Premiere Pro suite for one program just didn’t seem like a good idea. Adobe Encore was the cheapest I could find that offered more complex Blu-ray menus, but it is not sold as a standalone product. I had originally intended to make the Blu-ray menus much more complex with moving graphics and such, but after much research I found out the software today to do this is either very limited, or very very expensive. So i had to bake them in to each episode as I was giving them new borders. I was originally going to leave the little calendar intro's for each episode in their native 1920x1080 resolution but, realized that Toast 11 only allows 99 tracks per disc. The very beginning intro and outro's to each disc are presented in 1080p, as burning with Toast allows you to have different video formats that can play continuously on a disc.

#BLU RAY BURNING SOFTWARE TOAST 2.3 1080P#

I then had to batch convert them all to H.264 Blu-ray standard to burn.įor those wondering “Why didn’t you make em 1080p brah!” I did try to convert them to higher aspect ratios and tested them out on some bd-re’s, but I realized that they looked like crap, so I decided to keep the original aspect ratio. What took the most amount of time was downloading all the episodes (at the best quality GB offers) and having to go through each one, formatting them with new borders to retain their original aspect ratio (640x360) to be displayed in 720 x 480. Accurate calendar intro's for each episode, unique outro's for each disc, Blu-ray menu, disc and case art.

Most of my original content was done in the first week. The first 4 are 50 gig dual layered while the last is a standard 25 gig disc. So I took all 155 episodes and put them on 5 Verbatim inkjet printable Blu-ray discs. Now to talk more about the technical stuff, stop reading here if you’re not interested.