Searching For Professional DVD Creator Software

Our iDVD is kicking out the disc one minute prior to burn completion.
Is anyone familiar with this issue or have any suggestions?
Much appreciated.

Write the output file to a disk image and burn in Disk Utility.
Russ

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Missing HP CD Recovery CD-DVD Creator software

I am the original owner of a n7160m Media Center pc (circa 2001) which needs to be restored from the factory partition on the hard-drive. Unfortunately, after a recent Windows update, the hard-drive (original) failed and the C-drive partition became currupted. I am unable to find the original Recovery DVDs I created. I cannot run the HP CD Recovery CD-DVD Creator software because it is on the corrupted partition. I don't think it would work anyway since I already made discs previously. The original Recovery partition still exists. I was hoping there was another way to recover the factory state or recreate the Recovery discs. Is the Recovery software available somewhere?
This has been my child's pc for several years and I'm trying to get it back in operation.
Thanks for any assistance you can provide.

Once the recovery disks were created you cannot create them again.
Have you done a hard disk diagnostic? If it is OK you may try doing a recovery from the recovery partition providing it is not corrupted.
To do a software recovery from the hard drive, turn on the computer and repeatedly press the F11 key until "Windows is loading files..." displays on the screen. If your computer originally came with Windows XP or earlier, press F10 to enter recovery instead of F11.
If you need recovery disks and If you live in the USA/Canada, call HP at this number 1-800-334-5144, and see if you can still get a set of recovery disks.
For the worldwide site go here if outside USA/Canada
http://welcome.hp.com/country/w1/en/support.html
I checked a couple of places other than HP and did not find them so try HP as noted above.
Please mark my post as SOLVED if it has resolved your problem. It helps others with similar situations.

Error with CD/DVD creator software

Hi, sorry if this is in the wrong place but I have a problem. My CD/DVD burning software has gone, dunno when or where, its just gone :( I downloaded it again from somewhere and get this error -
Error Code: 32007C-49-00000001
Can someone help me?
Thanks

Hey,
Do you mean the CD/DVD creator software of Toshiba or another one and when do you get this error message exactly?
Where have you downloaded the software?
Usually the Toshiba disc creator can be downloaded on official Toshiba website itself.
But you should check on control panel > uninstall software if an older version is still installed. If yes remove it and restart your computer. Then start with installation of new software.

When delivering for professional DVDs, should files always be progressive?

Is it understood that every Quicktime file that you deliver to a professional DVD authoring house should be progressive? Or do I need to ask? Or do some DVD authoring houses make DVDs from interlaced files.
A house I delivered to didn´t bother to tell me that they waned progressive files, because they thought it was so obvious that everybody used progressive.
The program I delivered was 100 per cent made from dv footage, so therefore I would have to deinterlace my self. Is the interpolation in the deinterlace filter in FCP any good? could it be compared to the interpolation filter in Photoshop.

"Professional" is meaningless around here. Your duplication house was correct but your client wasn't. You needed to know what the delivery format was BEFORE you started the job. A progressive DVD is usually meant for display on computers only. Anything that is meant to be viewed on a television/video monitor is—usually—output to DVD interlaced, unless, of course, you're going for that film look.
Progressive and interlaced have other uses, too.
bogiesan

TS1702 Where do I find the tutorial for u2any DVD creator?

I purchased the app u2any DVD creator and do not know how to make it work
There doesn't seen to me any drop down help features
Please help

sunjava84 wrote:
Thanks AndrewThompson64 for the links.
Actually java.io.File functionality is now replaced by java.nio.file.Path functionality.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essential/io/legacy.html#mapping
I am looking for the relatively old java.io.File Class functionality tutorial.
Thanks.AFAIK there isn't a tutorial about the File class per se, it's simply not very interesting in isolation... its most common use is in concert with the other java.io.* classes.
I suspect that you're thinking the File class does a lot more than it actually does... so I suspect that you really would benefit from reading through the above linked [Sun tutorial on Java File I/O|http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essential/io/].
If you're still focused on the File class after doing the tutorial then read through the [File API doco|http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/io/File.html], and ask specific questions if you get stuck on stuff.
If you have a "real business problem" you're trying to solve then also describe that problem.
Cheers. Keith.

Replacement for xilisoft dvd creator

Does anyone know if there is a good DVD Creator package in the app store that doesn't require X-11?
I just bought Xilisoft's DVD Creator 7.x and halfway through the creation it aborted and told me to install X-11. After doing some reasearch it seems Apple no longer support (or installs) X-11 on 10.8.x
Shouldn't the X-11 need have been listed under the requirments?

Maybe this will help:
X-11 and Mountain Lion

Prepping for Professional DVD replication

I am prepping my FCP movie for DVD authoring and I was wondering if the capability of Compressor is equal to that of the software a professional duplication house would be using the encode video?

You can get very good results from Compressor, more so when you have good footage going in. The professional houses have many many dollars of expensive equipment and often high end source to begin with, so it is a bit of an unfair comparison
That being said, between Compressor, bitVice, Digigami and CinemaCraft there are real good options on the Mac side of things that are affordable and which would do a very good job, and often people would not notice, other than pixel peeper types (generally) The difference is really going to be more from the fact of the source. Also, usually replication is used for professionals(?)
I guess it comes down to what you are considering professional in terms of results. (Not trying to be flippant on that one, just is a term that is hard to nail down without benchmarks.)

Searching for professional web designer

Anyone know of a web designerl who will be able to complete my Header? Willing to pay for he service.
Regards
rk (Fish)

Show us what you have got first.
Gramps

Spotlight cannot search for type & creator codes?

I want to find some old ClarisWorks documents that I know are on my computer somewhere. Simple, I thought: Just search for documents dated before 2000 with creator code BOBO. But looking through the list of search parameters in Spotlight, I don't find either type or creator code. I know Mac OS X no longer uses these metadata, but they can still be useful, as in cases like this. Am I missing something? Is there a way for Spotlight to search on type & creator codes?

Thanks for the response. I solved my problem by just looking through folders of old files and checking dates of those with AppleWorks icons. Very 21st century. I knew there must be some reason I thought I could do such a search, so I fired up my old 'Pismo' PowerBook and indeed, the Finder search utility in 10.3.9 allows searching for Type and Creator codes. It also will search only on those codes, or on a date or other parameter; while with Spotlight I could find no way to search for, say, all files dated before 1/1/1999 -- it requires something entered in the top field, i.e. a word to search for either in the file's contents or its name. So I put in "the" and got a lot of results, but of course minus any file that doesn't contain "the". Not so smart.
I've never much liked Spotlight, which is way overkill for 95+% of the searching I do; I almost never used it in 10.4 (used Easy Find); in 10.5 at least it's fast enough to not be a major annoyance, though the fact that I can't make "File Name" the default requires me to keep a Spotlight window open in the Finder all the time (or have to manually click on "File Name" every time I want to do a search). Sure it's nice to be able to search the contents of files -- when I need to, but that's almost never. Meanwhile, Spotlight remains far inferior in simple, day-to-day usability to 10.3's Find utility.
So how do you find out how to do such a "Raw Query" search? "kMDItemKind" is not an immediately intuitive term, at least for ordinary mortals such as myself.

Final Cut Pro - does it come with a DVD Authoring Software

Hey guys!
I'm just planning to change my Windows to a Mac.
I was looking around for a DVD Authoring Software and everyone was suggesting DVD Studio Pro. So I looked it up to get it's price but I couldn't find it at all. I would really appreciate it if someone could tell me where DVD Studio Pro is available. It would also be great if you could suggest any other DVD Authoring Software compatible with Mac OS.
Thanks very much!

You either have not drunk the kool aid or did not get Apple's version of the future memo.
The DVD is dead according to Apple corp. And, they are doing everything possible to sweep it away. DVDSP has been discontinued.
If you want to stay with Apple apps, your options are iDVD or Compressor 4 ( limited menus). Otherwise, start looking at the Adobe CS suite (particularly Encore).
Welcome to the brave new world.
x

I am trying to find an app or software to burn iMovie slideshow to a dvd. I have a MacBook Pro with Mavericks. There are a lot of DVD Creator apps a the App store. Looking for a recommendation of what to use and tips.

I am trying to find an app or software to burn iMovie 11 slideshow to a dvd. I have a MacBook Pro with Mavericks. There are a lot of DVD Creator apps at the App store. Looking for a recommendation of what to use and tips. Thank you.

I've been using "Burn" for years and it has been the only DVD burning software I have ever used for the mac. I have never needed to look at other apps. Unless you want something that has more bells and whistles such as Roxio's "Toast" : http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/toast/pro/overview.html
There are thousands of quality free apps out there for the mac that are not part of the App Store. All you have to do is read reviews online, do a little search, the Apple forums are full of recommendations from experienced users that have been here for years...

I would like to connect a printer that requires OS 10.6 or newer. My MacBook is currently using OS 10.5.8. In searching for a software update, I am told no updates are needed. How can I upgrade my OS to 10.6 or better?

I would like to connect a printer that requires OS 10.6 or newer. My MacBook is currently using OS 10.5.8. In searching for a software update, I am told no updates are needed (and am given no option for updating my OS). How can I upgrade my OS to 10.6 or newer?

You have to understand the difference between an Update and an Upgrade.
An Update is a free change to add to the base code or as a bug fix within an existing Operating System. Such as the .8 added to OSX 10.5 or the .11 added to OSX 10.4..
An Upgrade is a complete new Operating System that must be purchased. Such as 10.5 Leopard to 10.6 Snow Leopard.
10.5 Leopard was written for Power PC Macs with code added to force it to run on Intel processors.
10.6 Snow Leopard has completely rewritten code and only runs on Intel Macs.
10.7 Lion ($19.99) used some 32 bit which allows it to run on Late 2006 through Early 2008 MacBooks and a lot of 64 bit code.
10.8 Mountain Lion ($19.99) is pure 64 bit, which excludes more systems than Lion did. It can only run on the Late 2008 through Mid 2010 MacBooks. It's not something you can add memory to, for example, as it involves the base architecture.
10.9 Mavericks is pure 64 bit and is a free download from the App store.
The 10.6 Snow Leopard DVD is in the Apple online store. You can get it for $19.99. http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC573/mac-os-x-106-snow-leopard After you’ve installed that then download the 10.6.8 combo updater to finish it off. http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1399 You will need to be running 10.6.8 to access the App Store to order Lion, Mountain Lion or Mavericks which are downloads only.
System Requirements for 10.6:
Mac computer with an Intel processor
1GB of memory
5GB of available disk space
DVD drive for installation
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Which DVD Burn Software for Blu-ray from Folder

Per the recommendation in Steve Grisetti's PrE11 book, I would like to burn to a folder and then to DVD and/or BD-R. However, based upon the Adware problems with downloading ImgBurn, it does not appear to be the way to go at this time. I understand using Custom install on their "options", but it appears that even the most knowledgeable people sometimes get caught.
Therefore, what is the recommended software for burning DVDs and Blu-ray DVDs from a folder (for those that don't have old versions of ImgBurn). I will purchase software if that is the best route.

Ed
I do not endorse any particular program (up for purchase) for the task of taking video files to DVD-VIDEO, AVCHD format, or Blu-ray disc format on disc. Note that I wrote Nero or program like Nero. One of the app of the Nero program is the "Nero Burning Rom". Use that in your google search. That is the app in a Nero version that you should need for your task. If interested in Nero for this feature, please check out the Nero web page for the versions that have the Burning Rom and the associated price after you have looked at the tryout. The following is a how to for Burning Rom feature
http://ftp6.nero.com/user_guides/nero2015/burningrom/NeroBurningRom_en-US.pdf
There are other programs on the market that can accomplish the task. Nero products have a long history of often competing with other programs for the burner, but I have not run into that issue using an OEM version that came with one of my computer burners. All the Burning Rom should be doing is taking your files already in the DVD-VIDEO or BDMV structure to disc, not creating those structures.
In spite of what you have read, I do not consider Premiere Elements burn to folder to be a "native" approach/route to DVD-VIDEO on DVD disc. I see that only as a troubleshooting alternative when the user experiences unsolved Premiere Elements burn to disc issues. Have you run into problems with the Premiere Elements burn to disc - burner not recognized and/or media not present/other?
Looking forward to learning of further developments.
ATR

I need a good DVD creator app for Mac

I have been researching DVD creator apps in the App Store and I am really not finding anything good. A large majority (80%+) have poor reviews and the others either have no reviews or the positive reviews are very suspect like the creators friends and family wrote them. I mostly need this as I work on iMovie projects and would like to share them with people who don't do You Tube or prefer to watch movies/video on their DVD player. I guess I missed out when Apple offered iDVD as standard software. If I see a trend of replies mentioning the same app I will check it out. I don't mind paying for it, I just want it to work.

I've requested this post be relocated to an appropriate Mac forum, rather than the iPhone Accessories forum.

I bought a used PowerMacPC G5. I can burn and read DVDs, but I can't read or burn CDs. The CDs are not even recognized. After the drive searches for a while, the CD is ejected without any error messages. The CDs work okay on my iMac.

I bought a used PowerMacPC G5. I can burn and read DVDs, but I can't read or burn CDs. The CDs are not even recognized. After the drive searches for a while, the CD is ejected without any error messages. The CDs work okay on my iMac.
I am running Mac OSX 10.4.11. According to the System profiler the CD/DVD drive is a "PioneerDVD-RWDVR-112D." When I compare the information under this heading, the only unusual difference from my iMac is that the G5 reads "Burn Support: Yes (Unsupported)." My iMac reads "Burn Support: Yes (Apple Shipping Drive)."
Under the System Preferences the options are set to "Ask what to do" when a blank CD or DVD is inserted. Music CD set to open iTunes, Picture CD set to open iPhoto, Video DVD set to open DVD player.
Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks, Jack

Hi Jack, great help so far!
Internal...
http://eshop.macsales.com/static_pages/Framework.cfm?page=superdrive/sdl_powerma c_g5.html
External be sure it's Firewire & not Bus powered...
http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/firewire/optical-drives/

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