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There must be "something" on the menu to allow the users to select the movie to play. The challenge is that you can not just have a blank menu with no button on it. Toast does not pretend to be a professional video DVD-authoring application, That is the realm of DVD Studio Pro, part of Final Cut Pro.
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I do like using, Toast, however, for my video and music burning with the Mac OS X system. Otherwise, it's just a family, friends, kind of look. That would make the Toast menu a professional tool. I asked Barbara if there's any other menu choice that'll give me a clean option with no editable section that I can use. I've got a video for a professional presentation, and I can't have any writing in the middle of the menu, in my case.
I don't want MY MOVIE, or anything I write, permanently placed over my custom made menu (Photoshop). That's what I've been wondering all along. However, it does not work for me.īarbara from the Roxio Retrospect support group sent me instructions to follow to edit the MY MOVIE, but she say's it's not removable. I appreciate you trying it out for yourself to see that it worked for you. Yes, despite try everyone's suggestions the MY MOVIE is not editable on the Toast 10.0 version I'm using. What are you seeing in the Toast window that is next to the thumbnail image of the video you added to Toast? I've attached a screen shot where I titled the DVD "Toast test" and the name of the movie "Test". It is this text that replaces the "My Movie" that appears lower on the DVD's menu than the disc title. Usually the first line is the name of the movie file, the second line is a date and the third line is the time length. To the right of that image there are three lines of text. When you add a movie file to the Video window you will see a thumbnail image of the movie. The text you haven't been able to edit is the title of the individual movie file. That is the name you are giving your video DVD and it appears in the final menu near the top of the screen. The text that you are referring to as the Menu Title field is entered at the top of the Toast window. Yes I've checked and it works fine for me.
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pdf manual and to look on the discussion forums. They've replied once and didn't answer my question except to say refer to the Toast. I've got an email support question into Roxio to help with a solution. I assume you've actually tried this yourself? Perhaps, my version is "corrupted" is some strange way Anything entered in the Menu Title field just goes at the top of the Arabesque menu background as you see in the enlarged TIFF attachment. Thanks again, Tsantee, however as you'll see in the two attachment the My Movie is NOT editable when entering new information in the Menu Title field. It is this first line that replaces "My Movie" when using the Arabesque menu style you've chosen. You can edit that title however you like. The first line of text usually is the title of the video from whatever is the source. When you add a video to the Video window it appears in the Toast window with a thumbnail image and three lines of text. It will appear the same on the disc as it appears in the disc image. Thanks for any tips to remove the My Movie from the menu,
Have I read and understood your post correctly? I'd guess that burning the disk image to DVD media will leave the menu just the same. The menu comes up with the My Movie in the center - which needs to be removed.
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However, it didn't work for me when I used my custom background, left the My Movie (don't know how to remove it), saved as disk image, and played the disk image on my computer.
You said: The text remains "My Movie" in the preview window but appears correctly in the disc image of video DVD. That text remains "My Movie" in the preview window but appears correctly in the disc image of video DVD. The heading(s) beneath that are what you enter as the titles for the individual videos you add to Toast. The heading at the top of the menu is what you enter at the top of the Toast Video window or enter as the menu title when you select the Menus tab in the window that appears when you click the More.
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