Toast Mac

Here are two (2) methods. (1) - Burning a '.iso' file via 'Roxio Toast'. Launch 'Toast'. Click on 'Toast's toolbar's 'Copy' icon tab. From the 'drawer' click on 'CD/DVD Copy'. Drag the '.iso' file onto the panel beneath the toolbar. Select which burner to use - via the small circular icon popup menu, to the left of the big red 'burn' button. Click the (big 'red')...

Provided you have the hard drive space and the newest super drives from Apple, you use MacTheRipper to rip and remove CSS Encryption, Toast Titanium to make copies, and DVD2OneX for compression if needed. I've been using HandBrake for ripping DVDs already on my hard drive to my new 60 GB video iPod. ...

Sure you can. Disk Utility, New Image, CD/DVD Master format. Once the image is created, burn it. Works with both CDs and DVDs (at least the DVDs that aren't copy protected). Toast 7 Titanium will also do it (copy tab). Since I have two superdrives in my Mac, copying just goes from one to the other. More convenient than Disk Utility.

Greetings Satcomer, I found the same update, and using DVRflash got identical results. I do have a question, why is the lowest burn speed available only 4x? There's one client I have with a DVD player that wants general grade media burned at either 1x or 2x. I need to be able to burn at slower speeds for this one person. Any ideas? I've tried using Toast, and Disk Utility....

ks great, very fast burns. Imported an audio CD into itunes in just over a minute. Burned a DVD copy through Toast, 3.5GB, in about 5 minutes. And it will boot a Mac from a bootable disk. ...

R discs, though you can backup to an appropriately sized disk image, then burn the image to disc with Toast or Disk Copy. ...

OS X, PatchBurn has no influence on that. For double layer support please use Roxio Toast Titanium 6.0. ...

it gave the correct message that there wasn't enough power on the keyboard USB but still no go through the mac USB either! ...

Ah, but you are not looking for Toast. You have the current version now, but Disk Utility (included with OS X) would be on any OS X Mac. Disk Utility is your friend. I believe your problem involves incomplete erasure. Have you tried Disk Utility? You have not answered that question yet. Your Disk Utility with 10.3.9 might not help, but you should make the attempt. The Disk...

ffmpegX. Once you get a VIDEO_TS folder from it, burn it to a DVD in UDF format. Alternatively, you can do the entire conversion and burning process in one easy step with Toast, as long as the Xvid file is compatible with QuickTime. Be sure you have the Divx codec from divx.com installed.