Upgraded to Snow Leopard - DVD Studio not working

Hi,
Well I reinstalled it after the upgrade. The icon buttons are missing from the top (like "Build & Format", etc.). Also when I use the B&F from the menu it doesn't see the Pioneer DVD Drive - I can only save to the hard drive.
What's going on? It was working just fine before the upgrade. I need this to work now so I can get projects completed.

What version of DVD Studio Pro do you have?
It was working just fine before the upgrade.
Which begs the question, why did you change it?
Revert to the cloned backup of your previous system and troubleshoot/research what you need to do to have it work with a new Mac OS, like upgrading the FCS software, updating capture card drivers etc when you are not in the middle of projects.

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SqueezeAce wrote:
after upgrading to Snow Leopard, I can not log into the computer. What Can I do?
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https://support.apple.com/kb/HT1631 https://support.apple.com/kb/TS1544
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the following message was posted in the MacBook Pro Display forums and i was suggested to write it here:
I purchased a MacBox Set and upgraded from Tiger on a MacBook Pro 15" (2007). I did a clean install. That was two weeks ago.
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Message was edited by: ignatius j.Reilly

"I was not able to use the system disks 'cos the image on the screen appears completly distorted and i am not able to navigate the menus."
Never ran across that type of problem on Apple's message boards.
"I have temporarily fixed that using a ten days trial version of SwitchRes X. Everything works fine now but the Display preferences panel from MacOs, wich stays "in coma"."
In that case, are you now able to boot off your install DVD? If so, run the +"repair disk"+ option, when done boot back to desktop & run repair permissions.
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Post in the Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard Forums where the SL users hang out at.
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why is this a problem? it's saying that i can't use some programs anymore

amoolk wrote:
why is this a problem? it's saying that i can't use some programs anymore
What programs? Your topic only mentions Photobooth.
What exactly do you mean Photobooth does not work? Please describe in detail all you have attempted to do in order to resolve the issues.

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