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A Toast supported/compatible drive capable of burning Blu-ray discs, such as OWC's Mercury Pro Blu-ray external solutions or one of the internal options we offer.

In Final Cut Express, exporting as вЂњQuicktime MovieвЂќ will give you similar results.

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From iMovie, exporting to a Quicktime movie at вЂњFull QualityвЂќ will give you good results.

HD video content from your TiVo, HD video Camera, iMovie, Final Cut, etc.

In order to burn your HD movies to Blu-ray, you will need the following: While it wonвЂ™t have all the hidden menus, special features or the other bells and whistles that you could get from something produced by Encore, Toast Titanium can still produce very watchable HD video. If you have the basic version of Toast 11 Titanium you will need to get the appropriate plugin through an in-app purchase. From common disc formats like, CD-ROMs, Audio CD, MP3 Discs, DVD-ROMs, and Video DVDS to lesser-used formats such as PhotoDisc, Enhanced Audio CDs, Video CDs and Video DVDs with DVD-ROM content.ДЄs the name would imply, the Roxio Toast 11 Titanium with Blu-ray Video Disk Plugin package allows you to burn your HD video content to discs that can be played on most commercial Blu-ray players. Of course, the basic ability to burn discs remains.

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In more recent times, it has become a full suite of applications, including utilities to help import and clean up audio and photos, import and export TiVo recordings, and even label and catalog your discs.

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Roxio Toast has long been the flagship of disc burning, often supporting drives that AppleвЂ™s native burning software did not. For those of us, though, who would like to play back our own HD movies on our home theater systems without hooking up our cameras, there is a much simpler - and much less expensive - option. Until then, we need another solution.ДЄdobe Encore (part of Adobe Premiere) offers pro-level Blu-ray Disc editing, but has a price tag and a learning curve to match. Now that Blu-ray seems to be victor, weвЂ™re still waiting on Apple. At first, it was a matter of waiting until the вЂњformat warsвЂќ finished, and we figured out which way it was going to go.

Once on an appropriate Macintosh, use Stuffit Expander to extract.Burn your HD Movies to Blu-ray Disc using ToastД«oth iMovie and Final Cut Pro/Express can edit and export HD Video but, for whatever reasons, Apple has yet to release any corresponding media burning software, either on the consumer or вЂњproвЂќ level. To insert these in to a disk or hard drive image for an emulator, use HFVExplorer. To use these, you must import them in to a classic Mac environment. Point your emulator's emulated CD to the file. Write these with ImgBurn, or a similar CD burning tool. You can open IMZ files with a ZIP utility and extract the actual uncompressed image. Other raw disk writing utilities do not support IMZ files. Most emulators do NOT support IMZ files. You can open them and use these with WinImage.

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Some PC raw disk images may ocasionally have a '.DSK' extension. DSK - Apple II or Macintosh raw disk images. To write SCP images, you must have a SuperCard Pro card. To write stream files, you must have a KryoFlux card. These are used for copy protected software, and disks who's format is unknown or unusual. Note: by default trancopy uses the IMG exension To write these, you must have a Central Point Deluxe Option Board and the Transcopy software. These are used for copy protected IBM PC software, and saves more detail than CP2. These are used for copy protected IBM PC software. To write them, use Central Point Copy II PC with the Snatchit tool that enables loading and saving CP2 images. CP2 - Copy II PC + 'Snatchit' disk images. Teledisk is similar to ImageDisk, and ImageDisk includes a tool to convert TD0 to IMD. To write these, use the Teledisk program.

These are used for PC (or similar) disk formats that WinImage can not handle. WinImage can write Macintosh 1.44mb images to disk, but not 400/800k, or extact files. Some Macintosh 'IMG' files are actually DiskCopy images. Some DOS 1.x disks and 'booters' will not open in WinImage. Point your emulator's emulated floppy to the file. Use WinImage or similar to extract files or write to disk. Note that you can convert between many of these formats with the HxC disk tool This is a brief guide to the disk image file formats found on WinWorld. A current, more detailed document on this topic is now posted in the news/announcements: