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  1. darthken

    Multiple Audio Track Authoring

    darthken posted a question in Blu-Ray and AVCHD

    In terms of Blu-Ray or DVD authoring, will Roxio ever support the use of multiple audio tracks for a movie? (For example, having an English and Spanish audio track that the viewer can choose.)
  2. ja_VSL
    Why does a 2.4 GB MP4 "expand' during authoring that it will NOT fit on a 4.33 GB DVD+R sl The DVD is 4.5 rated but when it is ready to burn to it shows only 2.33 Available? Any Ideas about what is going on? I just cannot imagine...
  3. David Frazier

    Authoring Dvd's

    David Frazier posted a question in Toast 11

    I am looking into puchasing Toast and I haven't been able to find an answer to my question anywhere. I want to make sure the software does what I need it to do before I buy it. I am looking for a DVD authoring solution for movies. I used to use iDVD on a mac, but I realized it converts all video files to 30fps (NTSC). I shoot my films in 24fps. When authoring a DVD in Toast, does it convert my movies to 30fps or will it keep them at 24fps? Thanks so much for the responses!
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