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  1. 25th May 2004 16:39 #1
    skadad
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    Where can i find the file that gives me the abbility to export from quicktime to Toast Video CD format? i need it..

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  2. 25th May 2004 16:54 #2
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    In Toast 6.x, the QT export plugin is gone. You now just drag your QT movies onto Toast's main window when in Video/Video CD mode.
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  3. 25th May 2004 16:59 #3
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    ok, .. but if i still want the export feature back
    .. how do i do that?
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  4. 25th May 2004 18:52 #4
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    You don't. I mean, you could locate the export plugin for Toast 5.x and install that, but it's much lower quality and slower than the new one. Stick with the encoder built into Toast 6.x.
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  5. 26th May 2004 00:20 #5
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    ok, lets say i have a imovie project, and i want it in a MPG1-file on my HD, not on a video CD in DAT. can i do that tith toast?
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  6. 26th May 2004 01:13 #6
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    Just save the vcds as images. Rename the .toast extension as .bin and extract the mpeg with VCDTools or VCDGear.
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    You can use ffmpegX or something... It will be faster and better quality than the Toast 5 mpg encoder. You can just choose to export to QuickTime/Expert Settings.../Movie, self-contained from iMovie.
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  8. 26th May 2004 04:57 #8
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    MMT-EZ might be what you're after too. I think its main purpose is iMovie -> SVCD but it will do VCD and other formats too. It's much simpler than ffmpegx.
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    Try Divillusion =
    http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/22656
    It makes ready to burn VCDs.
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