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[lw26@cornell.edu]

i am a Registered User.
I have been using 7.1.2 Toast for a while on an old flatpanel iMac (1GHz G4, 768 RAM).  I keep it at 10.3.9 because my dumb inkjet DC/DVD printer doesnt support it's disc print software on 10.4 and beyond.

Anyway, the machine is very reliable (if not particularly fast)  burning DVD-videos of AVI files  and creating DVDs from Mini-DV camcorder clips at Toast 7.1.2. The machine is not used for much other than gathering and processing video files.

I downloaded the Toast 7.1.3 update and tried a new AVI expansion to dvd-video, and it crashes repeatedly during the encoding process.
I restarted and did a disk utility repair permissions.  no help.

Now I want to go back to the "familiarity" and working version of 7.1.2.  How do I wipe away all the offending 7.1.3 update and get back to a usable configuration?

thanks

Lars

[tsantee]

You can have multiple copies and versions of Toast on your hard drive. Unfortunately, Roxio removes previous updaters when they issue a new update. Maybe you saved a copy of the 7.1.2 download from an earlier time and can apply it.

Something else you could try is to trash the Toast plist and prefs files from your User>Library>Preferences folder and relaunch Toast 7.1.3 to see if that can make it work without crashing.

If you need the 7.1.2 update you'll have to contact Roxio or a friend who has a copy.

[lw26@cornell.edu]

Thanks tsantee,
that did the trick.