With the exception of toast 8, and 11 (6 isn't even an option here.) 17 has weird graphical glitches on some of it's menus, especially on older version of macOS prior to Mojave, and Catalina.
I have to say looking back, over my older version of toast and running them in various macOS VMs to test performance: Toast 19 really has the most polished UI for the most current release of Toast, and macOS. I wanted to see how it was performing under Big Sur as theĬurrent OS. Fast forward to a couple days ago when I purchased 19 pro. The UI was pretty clean and worked well, too. Overall it worked and didn't have that many problems. I bought 17 when Mojave was the current OS. I will skip my experience with 8, and 11 because that was too long ago to be relevant for today. Since then: I've upgraded to new releases every few years to see what's new, and to have a current copy around. I started using Toast 6 when I had my blue and white G3, and it was a good reliable burning solution back in the days when Apple was picky about what third party drives their native burning supported.
#Toast dvd maker license
I was going to leave a star rating, however there doesn't seem to be an option for it, simply a comment option.Īnyway I own a license for Toast 6, 8, 11, 17, and 19.
#Toast dvd maker pro
Having used Toast 19 Pro for a few days now, I thought I would share some thoughts on experience. It seems like more and more Apple is no longer a pro oriented platform, or at least it's changed enough that the term just doesn't mean what it used to in the old Apple community I grew up in.
#Toast dvd maker professional
Since I'll be needing a new computer in a couple more years, this might be a good time to look into switching to windows so I can have access to the commercial, and professional authoring tools that I would like to learn.
Either way I've generally had a good experience with Toast through the years, off and on that I've used it. My thoughts on the additional bundled software: I don't use it, but in order to get the features I do want and need, I need the Pro package. I will say, that once I cleaned out my toast 19 install, and clean installed the Toast 20 upgrade, it actually loads slightly faster. So I got toast 20 Pro for $80.Īs far as any visual differences, there aren't any. I usually pay around $99 USD for my upgrades, today, I came to the site when they were offering an additional 10 % discount for a limited time frame.
#Toast dvd maker update
I decided to upgrade because I've upgraded to Monterey, and version 19 was at end of support, and I wouldn't have gotten any future updates even though it was working without issues.Īnyway, Toast 20 fixes some things with Blu-ray video, and since that's my main reason for keeping toast around, it made sense to update for that, and now I'll get updates during this cycle as they come out.
Usually, I only purchase a toast upgrade every couple years since I haven't used it all that often these days. Burn - Discover the easiest and fastest way to burn your digital media to disc new Toast Slice simple video editor.Toast will tweet your YouTube and Vimeo links automatically Share - Publish your video directly to YouTube, Facebook or Vimeo.Convert - Enhanced support lets you convert video for playback on a wide variety of devices, including phones, tablets, video game consoles and more.Copy - Easily copy content from CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray Discs, even faster with dual drives.Edit - Remove unwanted segments from your video clips, and enhance audio tracks or recordings.Capture - Get video from anywhere, including your screen, the web, camcorders and discs.Quickly trim video with just a few clicks in the new Toast Slice simple video editor. Get more style with more than 20 themed templates with menus, submenus, and chapters in Toast MyDVD, the pro-quality disc authoring tool. Roxio Toast Titanium, the leading DVD burner for Mac, makes burning even better, adding Roxio Secure Burn to protect your files on disc and USB in Mac- or Windows-compatible formats.
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