#TOAST 10 TITANIUM PHOTO DISC OPTION STUCK MOVIE#
If you want your disc to loop, check Include Loop Movie button. When disc loads can either be set to Show Menu or Play Movie. Output device can either be set to the optical drive name (resulting in a burned Blu-ray disc) or Hard Drive (resulting in a. At the bottom, under Action, When done should be set to Create Blu-ray Disc.Make sure in Audio Properties that Audio Tracks is checked. Check that the details under the Job column on the right side of the screen match your source video.Set an output location for these assets, if other than the source folder of the original file. If you click the triangle drop down button, you will see that the Create Blu-ray setting creates two files: a Dolby Digital ac3 file (sound) and an H.264 file compressed for Blu-ray (picture). Drag and drop the setting on to your file. In the select settings panel, select Create Blu-ray under BUILT-IN.Locate the video file you want to burn to a Blu-ray disc.Go to File > Add File… or click the Add File icon in the middle of the bottom window (or press command + I). Making Blu-rays with Compressor from Non-pre-encoded Files Repeat as necessary.Ĭheck that every Blu-ray disc plays correctly in a Blu-ray player before screening or sending it to its destination. Toast will burn your disc and eject it when finished.Under the Options tab on the right side, make sure Use-fit-to-DVD video compression is unchecked.Click Select under Read From and find your disc image in the dialog box and click Open.In the left hand corner, select Image File from the drop down menu. If all is well, you will use the disc image to burn Blu-ray discs.Under the Codec Details tab, click on the triangles next to each stream and check that the Channels says 3F2R/ LFE to confirm 5.1 audio.If this disc image was made from your pre-encoded layback files, go to: Window > Media Information… In the Open BDMV folder dialog box, select your mounted disc image and click Open.Under the Disc tab, check if your disc is selected.Double click on the disc image to mount the Blu-ray on the desktop.Toast will create a disc image with the extension “.toast”. Select a location for your disc image to save, make sure Format is set to BD, and click Save.
Go to File > Save as Disc Image (or press command + D).Click the magnifying glass to enlarge the menu preview window. Leave all 4 options at the bottom unchecked: Include scene menus for video, Include slide menus for slideshows, Include SmartLists for Music, Include Shuffle Play.Check Text Color if you would like to change the color of the text. black) menu with text, check Background Color and choose a color by clicking on the color box to the right. If you would prefer a simple solid color (eg. a still from your movie), click Select, then locate your image file. If you have an image file you would like to use as the background for your menu (eg.Main Menu) or leave blank to display no name. Click Customize to change the appearance of the preset menu.Click the menu box to select a menu, if you need one.īe aware that discs made in Toast without a menu always loop!.Name your disc in the top box where it says “My Movie”.With this option checked, your clips will play in succession without returning to the menu, if you have one. If you would like the Blu-ray to contain multiple clips, you have the option of checking Play all items continuously. This will play your movie immediately when you insert the disc, skipping the menu if you have one. Toast will by default check Auto-play disc on insert.Be sure the audio is added by checking the description of the video. m4v or non-pre-encoded file into Toast Titanium. Click Customize….Under the Encoding tab, click Custom and for Reencoding, select Never.Click on the Video tab and make sure Blu-ray Video is selected. If you are making a Blu-ray disc from media which has not been pre-encoded (a file which has not come through the layback process), locate the video file.ac3 files to make the Blu-ray disc image in Toast Titanium. Inside of your layback folder, there will be a “Blu-ray & DVD Assets” folder which contains the assets needed to burn a Blu-ray.
This tech doc will discuss making Blu-ray discs both from the files in the Blu-ray & DVD Assets folder in your layback folder, and also for files which have not been pre-encoded with surround sound (in-progress works & temporary screeners). This disc image may then be used to burn multiple Blu-ray discs. After your layback, you can use Toast Titanium to create disc images of Blu-rays both with and without menus.
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