Try to re-export and check in the Settings Pane that Desktop is selected as file location destination. This is why you want to Share to Desktop, not Burn from FCPX. This is independent of having a BD burner connected, SO LONG AS you do not select the BD device as file destination. dmg or BD, sorry don't remember, thought it was. Is it not showing up? It could show up as. If you exported 'Share' a BD file from FCPX to your Desktop (or Folder) then you should see an.

How exactly did you 'Share' from FCPX? The only screen shot I see attached is for the Info Pane, not the Settings Pane. Outdated drivers are a top reason for a device not showing up or functioning properly. I think they have not updated the drivers for this burner since 2011 and this device is now obsolete. Is it showing up in Finder or Disk Utility? As I stated before, I have had issues with Sony providing proper and timely updated drivers for their devices for Macs. What OS version are you using? The drivers for the BD burner relate to specific OSs, so make sure you have the latest driver for your device and is compatible with your OS. You have 2 threads running on the same issue, try to only have a single thread per issue, this helps everyone. Sorry for not replying sooner, I can only help as time allows. img file into the window and click 'Burn' It will ask you to 'Name' your disk and you can choose how many copies you want. In Toast you want the 'Copy' Tab not the 'Video' Tab. This is an additional add-on ($19.99 I think?) and is included in the PRO version of Toast. Or you can use Toast with Blu-ray Disc plug-in. Finder will ask you to insert a 'Blank disk'. You can either right (control) click on the file and choose 'Burn to Disk' from the Finder. (I've had issues with Sony burners in the past, YMMV)

Once exported hook up your BD burner (make sure your burners drivers are up to date and compatible with whatever OS you are using). This also keeps a copy of the file outside of FCPX if you want to make additional copies without having to open up FCPX and exporting again. img file that contains the needed file structure for the BD.Ĭreating a separate image file and burning in separate operations eliminates one possible problematic issue where Macs hang on burning the file. Share out of FCPX to a Blu-ray Disc to the desktop.

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