For camcorder fans, this is seriously useful stuff those who want to burn HD discs get the feature for free with Pro or have to cough up $20 for a plug-in with the standard version of Toast 10 Titanium. We lost much more than a tremendous athlete.The software also automatically creates archival disc versions of video files that have been created on AVCHD cameras, which due to folder structures and multiple files isn’t as easy as it sounds. He also was a man of the 1960s who spoke his mind and acted with great courage in what he believed was right. He simply blocked out the muscle pain the rest of us felt and kept up his amazing pace. I ran on the track with Prefontaine during workouts. Something tells me you won't encounter any problem. I'm not supposed to discuss ripping in this forum. I wonder then if once ripped if Toast would then burn a disc with Region 0? Just read it might be able to rip providing, as you said, the region codes match. Man, with Bowerman you were there at the beginning. But still I remember Eugene and all of Oregon for that matter fondly. I'd finally cracked 3 hours and was on my way to tapering off, gaining weight and ultimately dealing with the arthritis. Don't think she ever realized the significance of it. Her first 'run' was on the Steve Prefontaine Trail. She must have spent 2 hours color coordinating her running outfit with her new shoes etc. When I was in Eugene (on an extended road trip) my partner decided she wanted to start running. There aren't many joggers today (it's really boring) but you see runners and bikers everywhere. I ran (too slowly) for Bowerman in the 1960s. Still, this is where jogging became popular thanks to Bill Bowerman. Like everywhere else in the country obesity is far too prevalent. Toast probably can't copy the disc without it being ripped because most discs with region codes also probably have copy protection. I think the message tells you how many more changes are allowed (I think the maximum is 5). When you put in a disc with a different region you should see a message asking if you want to change it.

The first time you play a video DVD that has a region that is the region the drive sets. I think the region-fixing is a firmware thing. I'll have to look into resetting the regional code for it or perhaps it's still a Mac adjustment? Assuming I can get it to play (and I do have Toast) can Toast make the conversion from the original disc or will I still have to rip it? BTW the only time I was in Eugene I recall that everyone was fit, I mean really fit. My iMac's optical drive has been long gone, tempted to say it's toast but I don't want to confuse things.

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