[catsdotsblue]

Hi, I'm hoping someone here will have heard of something like this. I've asked in other mac forums, but they seemed as baffled as I am.

I wanted to burn some avis to watch on tv so I used Toast and everything seemed to work just fine, it encoded and burned, but when I tried watching them on my dvd player they were all black and white. The sound was perfect and you could see the image bu it was a very dark black and white.

Just in case, I'm on a intel imac, I downloaded the DiVX player/codec but I can only watch those files on the DiVX player. Toast 7 has worked extremely well and fast for every other task I've performed, burning music cds, data cds, etc.

Hope someone here can help, and thanks in advance

[John at Roxio]

Can you tell us what Codecs were used for the audio and video portions of the original DiVX file?

[catsdotsblue]

frenchtoastwithjam, on Jun 6 2006, 01:57 PM, said:

Can you tell us what Codecs were used for the audio and video portions of the original DiVX file?

Thanks for responding! Thankfully the problem was solved just a few minutes ago. I too thought it could be the codecs but I found the problem on Toast>Preferences>General the TV Standard was set to PAL instead of NTSC (I am officialy a dummy!)

So thanks again!

[makip]

Hi all,
PAL/NTSC settings aside - has anyone else experienced audio issues when burning DivX -> DVD?

I have created a DVD from DivX files, but the resulting disc does not have the audio of the originating files. The Toast documentation doesnt mention many details about this operation relating to audio.

I dont have access to the DivX file at my present location, but i can post details of the codec if necessary.

thanks.