[MacDV] Re: imovie 3 and VCD

[Thubten Kunga]

Over on an iMac I am sitting for a friend who's moving, I did a new 
first time install of 5.1.2 from the Toast CD and the VCD to toast 
export capability worked in iMovie 3. When I ran a new downloaded from 
Roxio today 5.2 installer Version 7.4 dated 9.26.02 at 6:05 PM the 
export failed because of the expired file. I now believe that Roxio may 
have the wrong updater on their website because Toast had never been 
installed on that iMac before.

Does anyone know where that expired file is located?

k

On Sunday, February 2, 2003, at 09:31  PM, Gordon B. Alley wrote:

> Kunga--
>
> I removed all Toast stuff I could find, ran the Toast 5.0 installer in 
> Classic (that one didn't run in OS X), then ran the new 5.2 updater I 
> had just downloaded. That fixed Toast  for me, so I didn't get the 
> "expired" message anymore.
>
> However, I still didn't have the direct-to-Toast VCD export capability 
> in iMovie 2 before I upgraded to iMovie 3. To make my VCD, I exported 
> my movie as QuickTime (best quality, largest size), then dragged that 
> into Toast's VCD window. Hopefully, when Roxio gets the iMovie 3 
> export stuff working, I'll get that functionality working.
>
> --Gordon
>
> On Sun, 2 Feb 2003 18:21:46 -0800, Thubten Kunga 
> <Kunga at FutureMedia.org> wrote:
>> Yes I thought of you Gordon when it first happened. I remember your
>> date problem. I have the right updater. Did you just rerun it on top 
>> of
>> the old install or start over. I have a 5.1.4 OS X version on CD-ROM.
>>
>> But I also have a working install on another Mac here. Do you know if 
>> I
>> can just replace the bad export folder? Anybody?
>>
>> k