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My sense is you are using the DVD video setting and adding videos as well as still images for a DVD slide show. Help me understand exactly what settings you are using. When I then attempt to open the image with toast it opens an audio file from itunes When I make an image of video/photos it crashes at 99% Hey, since this forum works so well, I have an old Tangerine colored iMac DV, would anybody like to buy it?Д¬rashes at 99% when burning video and photos The other pressing need I have is to correct the color on some old home video that I transferred to DVD. I'd like to send the edited copies to a friend in Moscow who doesn't especially need to see the ads. That's a commercial station so I'd like to edit out the ads. For example, I have 6 versions of The Nutcracker Ballet that I recorded in December from Ovation TV. My primary purpose here is to be able to edit files I record from my TV.

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I haven't quite figured out how to work that yet. There also seems to be a way to edit out unwanted portions of the file before conversion. I clicked it and found the means to name my file and select chapter markers. (You can never tell what might happen if you take your eyes off the screen) At that point I could have completed the conversion to H264 codec but I noticed a button that said 'Edit' by my file's icon. I selected it and dragged it's icon from the media browser window to the Toast converter window and watched the progress bar closely while Toast extracted the video. I clicked on the lower bar in the media browser and there was my DVD that contains the Video-TS file I want to convert. The 2 items that took me a few minutes to figure out were these: when I opened the DVD section of the media browser there was something there before I made any selection. Man, how'd you get so smart? I did what you said and found that with the addition of a couple of bits of information, you've solved my problem. When Toast is done extracting the video click the button to convert to AppleTV. Use the browser to select the title(s) you want to convert and add those to the Video window. Choose DVD with the top button of the Media Browser. As a workaround and test try this: Choose Video Files as the format in the Convert window. My guess is there is something about that VIDEO_TS folder that is causing the crash.

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I just went through these steps on my 15' MacBook Pro and all worked fine. I tinkering with Toast today I found everything else I tried to be functioning. Among these services is a conversion application.

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I've recently downloaded and installed an iMovie services bundle from the Automator download site. I suppose what I should do is make Toast crash again and determine which Quicktime is open and then check to see what's in the Quicktime. Sno lep comes with Quicktime 10 and parks the Quicktime Pro in the Applications folder. I had Quicktime Pro before I upgraded to OS 10.6. Every time I force quit Toast I find Quicktime is open. I think one of the responders in this thread is on to something when he states that an Xvid codec in Quicktime will make Toast crash. I tried making a disk image of the Video_TS file and importing that into iMovie for editing. I didn't bother trying the Preference file in the library. I tried deleting the plist from my library and got no result.

There's no indication if that does any good so I'll try it before I delete the current APP and start over. A previous entry in this thread says that Roxio Tech Support hasn't been any help with a similar issue. I have OS 10.6.2 Snow Leopard with updates. I have a 17' MacBook Pro with a 2.6 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor. Once I got a message that said Toast quit because of an OS error (50) but usually after a force quit I get a notice that a report will be sent to Apple. I had Toast 9, ( and used AppZapper to delete it after installing the Toast 10 Pro upgrade.) When I click across the options at the top of the Toast window and select 'Convert' and 'Video TS' and drag a video TS folder to the Toast window, Toast crashes.

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When I installed it I got a notice that an upgrade was available. I started with a physical upgrade copy of Toast 10 Pro.

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I loaded Toast today and the program crashes every time I try to convert a video TS file to the Apple TV format H264. What Mac do you have? Which version OS X? What are the steps that lead up to Toast crashing? If this involves a video or audio file please provide the specs for that file. Need more information in order to troubleshoot this.