On Wednesday, January 15, 2003, at 06:38 PM, SLarson wrote: > I've got the Pioneer 105, iMovie in OSX, and some Quicktime movies. I > thought I could get my feet wet burning the Quicktime movies via Toast > 5.2 to DVD-RW's that I bought. No can do. You can do it, but its a lot of trouble. You have to get the QT movie into MPEG2 format using something like MediaPipe or another converter/encoder and get the audio into MPEG2 or AC3 format. Then you can create a burnable image with the program "Sizzle". Once the image is created, you can burn that to DVD with Toast. Or you could just use iDVD. > So, I have a few questions. Is iMovie available for OS9, and if so, > how do I get it? Yes - I'd expect its a download on the Apple site. > Is there any way to import Quicktime movies into iMovie? It looked > like it will only import a DV stream. Export your QT movie as a DV stream using Quicktime Pro > I bought Memorex (Not my favorite brand) DVD-RW ver 1.1 discs. I tried > to burn data to them, and it wouldn't. There isn't much in the manual > about burning DVD's. It burned a couple of CD's with no problem. > Suggestions? What happened? Should work. > Can you burn a DVD movie to DVD-RW? Not legally SR