I have reason to believe that since Roxio has publically maintained that a properly configured G4 or G5 will run Toast 10.0.x and there are many issues that continue from one version of toast to another, it is difficult to clearly know if the problem is caused by the platform and that if one were using an itel mac it would not be an issue. What I would like is for Roxio to come out with what will/will not work on the PPC (G4/G5) platform when using toast 10.0.x. Maybe there is a common thread differentiating the Macs on which Toast is failing to encode for Blu-ray and the ones where it is succeeding. For example, version 10.0.2 is the last one that includes menu text on video DVDs when the project is authored on a G4 or G5 Mac. The posts discuss the problem but report very little about the Macs on which it is happening. I know I've read posts where users are burning Blu-ray to DVD-R media. If this is widespread since Toast 10.0.3 I'd expect many more. Surprisingly there are only 32 posts from about a dozen users. The overseas "support" people are useless in solving anything but the most trivial issues.
I would just wish that Roxio either openly declares that they'll not support the functionality, fix it, issue work-around instructions, or tell whole lot of us where we are going wrong, and how to do it right. This has been the issue since 10.0.3 (10.0.2 still works) and my guess is that Roxio has no intention to fix this. Now, you need to select Creator Studio.My assumtion is that you get the error message trying to burn BD on DVD. Launch YouTube on your computer and then click on the user icon at the top right corner. But I like YouTube as it’s more famous and contains a huge audio library of music. There are several sites like Shutterstock, Incompetech, ccmixter and Mobygratis from where you can download royalty free music. Let me show you how it works the right way! How to Download and Add Royalty Free Music to iMovie on iPhone and iPad How to Download Royalty Free Music from YouTube Audio Library on Mac or Windows PC Once you have downloaded your favorite videos on your Mac or Windows PC, you can easily transfer them to your iOS device using iCloud Music Library or iCloud Drive. But, worry not! There are a number of sites from where you can download and add royalty free music to iMovie on your iPhone and iPad.
Besides, all the available music themes are too short (less than one minute) to give your long videos the needed flair. However, the movie maker app has only seven pre-defined music themes. IMovie is great for creating cool movies with a number of superior editing tools.
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