Mark - On Oct 26, 2004, at 10:19, Mark M. Florida wrote: > On 10/26/04 10:50 AM, Robert L. Vaessen at rvaessen at mac.com wrote: > >> When I get a chance, I'll take a look at the 256Mb modules. I'm >> curious >> as to whether they have any Apple branding marks, or indications that >> the retailer may have swapped Apple installed RAM for some second >> party >> RAM. > > Apple doesn't really label the RAM they use. Bummer, no way to tell then. A retailer could replace the Apple installed (presumably higher quality) RAM, replace it with a less reliable brand, and sell the Apple installed RAM for a profit. >> I'm currently trying to burn just the video. A single menu with a >> 'Play' button. I'm also investigating the use of ffmpegx to author and >> burn the video. > > I'd highly recommend Toast 6. ffmpegx is scary... and not a real > complete > solution. I agree with your assessment of ffmpegx. But still, it is free (for evaluation). I'm still curious, I haven't found an answer to a question about Toast. Will toast do authoring, encoding of DVD project? Or, is it only for burning data that is ready for disc? What is the input to Toast? - Robert