[Andrew Harman]

but with Toast Pro, you can burn hi-def onto a standard DVD (you dont get much data on there).
So thus if my original was hi-def, then Toast is doing something to it?

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[Andrew Harman]

Toast only give me mpeg 2 and mpeg4-avc.
So are you saying Toast will not do it?

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[Andrew Harman]

Thanks for the reply.
I am judging the look on how good it looks on my 27 inch imac when played through Quicktime.
I got the file to blue ray two ways, one from Compressor direct ot blue ray and the other was from Toast Pro to blu-ray.
The settings are:
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I am viewing the blu-ray on the 52″ LCD TV via a sony blu-ray player connected via HDMI.

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[Andrew Harman]

I just tried the mov file from my Macbook Pro connected via VGA to the LCD TV and the movie look good.

Does that mean, its then a setting when burning the blu-ray?

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[Andrew Harman]

Hi,
I like the idea of playing the movie from the laptop to the TV as a test to see how it will look.
Will give it a shot.

And yes, i actually burn the blu-ray disc. Both through Toast Pro and Compressor – both results poorer but not bad in all.

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[Andrew Harman]

do the items actually get into the trash can at all?
Perhaps hold down the command and empty trash, its a Secure Trash and seems to work for me.

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[Andrew Harman]

sorry but not as far as i know either.

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[Andrew Harman]

can you supply a screen grab?
Regarding drop shadow to an individual letter, you need to make it a separate element. perhaps create outlines on the type and then use the hollow pointer to select the individual character, then paste it by itself and you can add the drop shadow.

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[Andrew Harman]

bump.

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