Burning an ISO image to a CD using Toast 6

Okay I feel so Inexperienced but I cannot figure out how to burn an ISO image to a CD using Toast 6.
Might somebody share some clues with me?
cheers,
Noah

Search Toast's own built in Help files or post your question to Roxio's discussion boards:
http://forums.support.roxio.com/

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He already stated thet he is re-formated teh disk
@myrlin
as far as i can see, problem is with
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try to reduce data for burning.
Aslo check that your user belongs to optical group aka "id USER"
Last edited by cybertorture (2011-11-30 18:13:28)

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I explain the problem :
I have generated my personal video (720x1280) with Adobe Premiere Pro CS5
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@John T Smith:
What's the solution ?
With http://forums.adobe.com/thread/890691?tstart=0
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I will try this solution.
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