Best CD/DVD buring prog?

wrxguy

macrumors 6502a

Original poster

• Jul 10, 2005

• #1

What would you guys say the best cd/dvd burning prog for macs would be? I really liked Nero myself but i dont think there is a mac version but i could be wrong....what do you think about Toast??

 

dubbz

macrumors 68020

• Jul 10, 2005

• #2

Toast is the best one for Mac.

 

J

JeffTL

macrumors 6502a

• Jul 10, 2005

• #3

If you're just burning a bunch of documents, use OS X's built-in tools -- with Tiger's burnable folders it's even easier.

For audio, iTunes is the only game in town, and DVD video goes well on iDVD of course 🙂

 

risc

macrumors 68030

• Jul 10, 2005

• #4

Toast Titanium is fantastic imo, well worth the cash.

On #MacOSX on irc.freenode.net people are suggesting BurnX Free if users don't want to pay for Toast.

 

Koodauw

macrumors 68040

• Jul 10, 2005

• #5

I use Toast. It works well. iTunes also is very easy to use.

 

wrxguy

macrumors 6502a

Original poster

• Jul 10, 2005

• #6

Toast Titanium

I jsut got Toast Titanium and i really like it...thanks for the input

 

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gangst

macrumors 6502a

• Jul 10, 2005

• #7

I've been using Toast Titanium for almost a year and I think it is fantastic, the burning flexibility is amazing from DVD's to CD's it does everything you could ever want and the and the GUI is grat IMO.

 

highres

macrumors 6502a

• Jul 10, 2005

• #8

I burn 8.5GB Dual layer DVD's so Toast Titanium works the best for me... 🙂

 

SpaceMagic

macrumors 68000

• Jul 10, 2005

• #9

Oh Toast a million times over, converts so many types of video onto dvd or vcd. Plus its easy. Plus windows support with the disks is excellent.

 

hob

macrumors 68010

• Jul 10, 2005

• #10

One thing I found with using Toast in combination with iTunes...

Well, better to tell the whole story - I often like to use CD-RW so I can make a driving playlist, and I found I can actually use the Quick Erase feature in Toast, then burn straight from iTunes - despite the fact that Toast warns that Quick Erase is only for use with Toast or Jam.

Aaaanyway, when going from Toast to iTunes on my PowerMac I noticed I had to actually quit Toast before iTunes would recongnise the CD-RW...

Hope that's useful to someone!

Hob