Toast Mac

Applications: (1) WorldText/TextEdit/SimpleText (depends on what OS I'm using) (2) Photoshop+ImageReady (3) AppleWorks (4) iTunes (5) OmniWeb/Netscape (depends on what OS I'm using) (6) Acrobat (7) PageMill/Freeway/GoLive (depends on my mood) (8) Fetch/RBrowser (depends on what OS I'm using) (9) Toast

I have burned several VCDs now. With the latest update of Toast I can export directly from iMovie to a Toast VCD friendly format. Toast adds export options to iMovie. ...

BTW, yes, I do have Toast preview 2 installed. ...

Im a little PO'd about this small hickup, when i got my g4 mac i went out and brought a scsi card and a scsi burner at a considerable price difference to the IDE burners on the market. It worked fine under os9. ...

I was hoping my old Yamaha burner would work in 10.1 with Toast since it does in OS 9, but of course it didn't. ...

At least when I got my G3 I made sure to buy a high end mac so it would not bite the dust as soon as my performa did. ...

I have been buring VCDs in classic with Toast for quite some time. They all are working fine on my DVD player. In Mac OS X, the root folder shows the . ...

its just a link to the main file so that a mac user can pop in the cd, open the file, and it will play the movie. jove, the file that it links to is the .dat file in the mpg something or other directory. ...

I looked around and found nothing much on the internet, then when reading the readme file for Toast 5.1p2 I found this piece of good news. ...

No, not really, since it would have to be backward compatible with Toast for 9. Like I said earlier, just go out to a place like CompUSA and pick up a copy of the upgrade kit! Mine was free at my local Mac store! ...