I guess the rendering/preview thing is an issue thats true for Toast also. I used to use Final Cut Studio with with DVD studio and you could do ANYTHING with that, but the new FC X is nothing compared to the old version. The price is right $0 but the cost is not the issue. It has a couple of bugs (just have to figure out how to use it). It allows me to use dynamic images, edit font, apply buttons, etc., and place anything anywhere. The only complaint I have with the other package (DVD Styler) is that there is no real time preview. I'm looking at a program called DVD Styler now and it appears to look promising but I'll see I guess. I'm getting ready to do a bunch of training videos for work (which have to be on DVD) and I have yet to find something that works. One of the reasons I gave up on MyDVD Pro, was that you could edit your their template somewhat (very elementary), but even then once you previewed the design (which apparently you can not do in Toast), when you went back to edit, everything was reset. and it did not allow me to really edit much of anything. I followed your guide in Toast 18, and I tried to use a dynamic graphic which it appeared to allow, but when the video was rendered, it was just a static picture. MyDVD PRo came with TItanium 18 (which I guess should have told me something). It would appear that like MyDVD Pro, this just allows you to drop a static graphic on their skeleton and not do much else with it. That should allow you to use the customized menu. A window will open, either drag/drop the template you created in PS in the image area or click on select and go to where the file is located and select it.ħ. Under options/video select DVD video if not already selectedĦ. Under format select DVD video, HD DVD video, Blue ray videoĤ. The Toast compositing engine automatically generates the menus using the PSD file template and inserts the appropriate user entered text and button graphics at burn time.Ĭhoose the Video Menu option in Toast and then select DVD.Ĭlick on the More button in the bottom left corner.ĭrag and drop any photo file onto the preview picture of the menu.ģ. To design a new menu style, simply edit the layers in the PSD file. The Menu styles support unique backgrounds at menu and sub-menu level, custom button sizes, shapes, numbers, and placement, and custom font types.Įach menu style is based on a multi-layer Photoshop file. Secure and password-protect your information on disc or USB with banking-level encryption for complete peace of mind.In order to make Toast DVD Menu styles you must have Adobe PhotoShop 8.x or higher installed on your MAC. Trim video clips, enhance audio files, and stylize images with AI-powered photo art tools. Restore and convert media from LPs, tapes, and older devices.Ĭapture video and audio from the web, record your screen, even capture webcam video and record voiceover simultaneously!Įdit your media before burning to disc or sharing online. Even recover files from damaged discs, and identify unrecoverable files!Ĭonvert* files from discs to digital, and convert digital files to popular formats. Personalize video DVDs with customizable menus, chapters, and music!Ĭopy* CDs and DVDs in just a few clicks and create backups of your most important files. Toast 19 supports macOS Big Sur 11.0, macOS Catalina 10.15, and macOS Mojave 10.14 (64 bit).īurn videos, photos, audio, and data files to disc with intuitive drag and drop controls. Toast is fully compatible with M1 machines and the latest macOS. Explore intuitive tools to burn, copy, convert, edit, and secure your data to disc and digital formats. Toast goes beyond traditional disc burning applications to deliver a complete digital media management suite.
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