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[Groundloop]

Two weeks ago I installed Toast 9 on my new Macbook Pro, and then installed the 9.0.7 update. After the first install, during the "Additional Software" stage of the setup process, I chose the option to install Blu-ray disc support. A few days ago, I had a kernel panic and crash. When I restarted the computer, a number of "System extension cannot be used" warnings popped up, among them was RoxioBluRaySupport.kext. I trashed all the affected .kext files, and reinstalled the affected software. But during the reinstall of Toast 9, I no longer have the option of adding Blu-ray support. I've trashed the Toast plist and Prefs files to force the setup assistant during launch, but I never get the option to install Blu-ray support.
Any ideas? I've attached a couple of screenshots.

Thanks.

[tsantee]

There is no step during the Toast set up for installing the Blu-ray plugin. Quit Toast and run the Blu-ray plugin installer as a separate installation.

[Groundloop]

tsantee, on 30 March 2011 - 06:52 AM, said:

There is no step during the Toast set up for installing the Blu-ray plugin. Quit Toast and run the Blu-ray plugin installer as a separate installation.

Thanks for the reply, but isn't the plug in used for authoring Blu-ray movies? I only need Blu-ray support to use Blu-ray for data backup, and I didn't need a separate install for Blu-ray support 2 weeks ago, and the RoxioBluRaySupport.kext file got installed.

Edited by Groundloop, 30 March 2011 - 07:29 AM.

[ToastEdu]

I recently purchased an external Blu-ray burner and found out that I need to install the system extension RoxioBluRaySupport.kext in order to see the disks on my Mac desktop. This is because I'm still on the Tiger OS, PPC.  I contacted Roxio and they told me they no longer support Toast 9, and to inquire on the Forum.  Any thoughts about me getting this extension installed on my computer?