What is the best recommended DVD/Blu-Ray burner software to buy today?

[IdentityCrisis]

I had Nero Platinum for my Windows PC, but now that I switched to a Mac, what can I use to burn CD/DVD/BRs now for software? I have the drive already. Reasonably priced too.

Thanks!

 

[MSastre]

I've used Toast Titanium for years for burning anything. Great software for Macs.

 

[Big Bad D]

+1 for Toast Titanium. Used for many years, updating occasionally, without any problems.

 

[IdentityCrisis]

I've used Toast Titanium for years for burning anything. Great software for Macs.

+1 for Toast Titanium. Used for many years, updating occasionally, without any problems.

Thanks. Does that software occasionally go on sale? $89 seems a bit much for just burner software. LOL.

 

[Dave Braine]

Yes, it is a bit expensive. If you want to burn audio/mp3 CDs, then you can do that through iTunes and Finder. If you want to burn just standard DVDs, then the free burn will be more than sufficient.
http://burn-osx.sourceforge.net/Pages/English/home.html

 

[MSastre]

Yes, it is a bit expensive. If you want to burn audio/mp3 CDs, then you can do that through iTunes and Finder. If you want to burn just standard DVDs, then the free burn will be more than sufficient.
http://burn-osx.sourceforge.net/Pages/English/home.html

That works if you just want to do a burn, but Toast is much more than just burning software. It helps me save, organize, and list track names on CDs (full AIFF file), compress DL DVDs to fit on SL Discs, plus has other useful software included. Well worth the price for what i use it for. New versions will come out, but you don't need to update all the time to the latest version. Still using Toast 10 on one computer and Toast15 on another.

 

[Dave Braine]

All true. Just depends what you want to do.

 

[mpainesyd]

I simply use Finder to copy files to a blank CD/DVD/Bluray and then select "burn". For more complex operations I guess Toast is OK but I haven't needed to use it for years.