Roxio Toast Titanium 6 & PS2

[neoelectronaut]

Would it be possible to make a playable DVD using Toast Titanium 6 that would play on a PS2?

I'd like to make a DVD of some anime fansubs for a friend so he could play them on his PS2.

Anyone have experience with this sort of thing?

 

[Logik]

the PS2 would not work with this.. i think the standard without modchip route is to just not play the disc. i have tried putting burned discs into the ps2 to see if they work but they do not. Tell him to go buy an el cheapo apex dvd player... they play dang near everything.

 

[Peyote]

I just burned Fahrenheit 9/11 with Toast 5, and it played fine on my PS2.

 

[TLRedhawke]

A PS2 is only concerned with whether a DVD is burned or not when it's a PS2 game. It had absolutely no problem reading a movie DVD. That being said, if you're trying to turn fansubs (which are likely .avi) into a movie DVD, you'll likely want to use DivX Doctor II, and iDVD, rather than Toast.

 

[Logik]

A PS2 is only concerned with whether a DVD is burned or not when it's a PS2 game. It had absolutely no problem reading a movie DVD. That being said, if you're trying to turn fansubs (which are likely .avi) into a movie DVD, you'll likely want to use DivX Doctor II, and iDVD, rather than Toast.

tell that to my PS2.. it refuses to play any burned dvd's regardless of whether it's a movie or a game.

 

[Peyote]

tell that to my PS2.. it refuses to play any burned dvd's regardless of whether it's a movie or a game.

Have you tried burned dvd's from more than one computer, using different brands of discs?

 

[neoelectronaut]

A PS2 is only concerned with whether a DVD is burned or not when it's a PS2 game. It had absolutely no problem reading a movie DVD. That being said, if you're trying to turn fansubs (which are likely .avi) into a movie DVD, you'll likely want to use DivX Doctor II, and iDVD, rather than Toast.

They're fansubs of "Detective Conan" (I hate the dub.) and yeah, they're AVI.

I have iDVD 3 and Toast 6.7....but doesn't DivX Doctor cost money? Also, with iDVD I can only get, what, an hour onto a DVD? What program is best for getting the most out of my DVD?