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MacSA

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Will Tiger feature any changes or improvements to Disc Burner?
 
MacSA said:
Will Tiger feature any changes or improvements to Disc Burner?

i hope so but apparantly 10.3.6 will see improvements also! if you need something a bit more substancial try toast. that is a very good burning programme.
 
What changes were you looking for? What things about Disk Utility are lacking? I don't mean that as "Disk Utility rules! It's perfect!" - I'm just curious about what you think the current problems are with it.
 
disc utility is nice, but for just drage and drop burning and easily being able to tell what you are burning (also without closing the disc) its not so user friendly, that si unless im missing something
 
russed said:
disc utility is nice, but for just drage and drop burning and easily being able to tell what you are burning (also without closing the disc) its not so user friendly, that si unless im missing something
I guess I'm missing something. I can insert a blank CD/DVD, drag files onto the desktop icon it creates, open the icon to see what I've dragged onto it if I'd like, then eject it, which prompts me to burn it (or burn it, then eject it). I'd like better multi-session support, but I think using it now is trivially easy.
 
its probably just me! i like toast anyway!

on another note. is there a way for a windoze box to see all the sessions on a multisession disc, not just the last session?
 
russed said:
its probably just me! i like toast anyway!

on another note. is there a way for a windoze box to see all the sessions on a multisession disc, not just the last session?

I agree with both of you... drag-n-drop burning is quite simple and allows just about anyone who can insert a cd or dvd to burn files to it with ease but I would like to see better finder support for burning when it comes to disk images - I don't see why I would need to launch disk utility and then select the Image Menu and select Burn... find the image in the next dialog box then be prompted to insert the disk and press yet another few buttons all to burn a disk image.

In the finder I should be able to ctl-click on a disk image file and simply choose 'burn image'.

Dave
 
jsw said:
What changes were you looking for? What things about Disk Utility are lacking? I don't mean that as "Disk Utility rules! It's perfect!" - I'm just curious about what you think the current problems are with it.

I was just wondering if Apple planned to make any improvements to Disc Burner in Tiger
 
Toast always seemed faster to me than disk burner.

And last time (before I bought toast) I tried, disk burner didn't seem to support DVD (again, this was way back in OS 10.1 days).
 
Perhaps what MacSA is asking is whether or not Tiger will be able to burn discs without copying the information first.
 
jsw said:
What changes were you looking for? What things about Disk Utility are lacking? I don't mean that as "Disk Utility rules! It's perfect!" - I'm just curious about what you think the current problems are with it.

I don't have a Mac yet lol ;)
 
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