[Brad Fox]

Hi Michael,

Yes – I was surprised about the 4:3 support too but the QC the disk had to pass had fairly robust 4:3 requirements – I suspect they’re just leftovers from “the olden days” and no one’s bothered to revise them. But in this case “getting through the QC quickly” was far more important than “arguing about the merits of the boxes that needed to be ticked off”.

I certainly wouldn’t normally *choose* to use DVDSP – it just happened to be the only tool I had. I’ll be quite happy to go back to using talented folks with scenarist… this was just literally the only chance to get this project done in the timeframe we needed.

[Brad Fox]

It sounds like this is something you *could* do, except for the broken superdrive – right?

So why not just create the disk as a disk image – and then bring that file to a different computer… any Mac will do – Disk Utility will burn any standard image (img, dsmg, iso…) to a DVD.