For some time (well prior to Toast 11) I have used Toast to backup my DVD movies to 4.7GB media.
Because the DVDRW drive on my Macbook Pro is dead, I write the image to an .iso file and then transfer that to a PC to burn.
Since I upgraded to Toast 11 this no longer works for me. I do exactly the same as I did with version 10 but the .iso ends up the same size (>4.7GB) as the original VIDEO_TS directory.
I've had a long running support case open with Roxio support (1289695 in case they're listening, BTW, it should he used for customer support training - how NOT to do it) who at various times have told me that compressing a DVD to 4.7GB is not possible. I've tried it with various sizes of source VIDEO_TS folders, some just over 5GB and still the output .iso is the same size as the original.
I've checked and double checked that the "Fit-to-DVD compression" check box is ticked in the Options pane, the progress bar even claims it's compressing (and the cpu's go 100% busy) but no luck.
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For some time (well prior to Toast 11) I have used Toast to backup my DVD movies to 4.7GB media.
Because the DVDRW drive on my Macbook Pro is dead, I write the image to an .iso file and then transfer that to a PC to burn.
Since I upgraded to Toast 11 this no longer works for me. I do exactly the same as I did with version 10 but the .iso ends up the same size (>4.7GB) as the original VIDEO_TS directory.
I've had a long running support case open with Roxio support (1289695 in case they're listening, BTW, it should he used for customer support training - how NOT to do it) who at various times have told me that compressing a DVD to 4.7GB is not possible. I've tried it with various sizes of source VIDEO_TS folders, some just over 5GB and still the output .iso is the same size as the original.
I've checked and double checked that the "Fit-to-DVD compression" check box is ticked in the Options pane, the progress bar even claims it's compressing (and the cpu's go 100% busy) but no luck.
Any suggestions, it's really frustrating.
Pete
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