CD burning software

[elicious]

ya, been using jam6 for 8 years now...
just kept chuggin' on;
until snow cat finally broke it.
but, like brad says,wave burner is an excellent replacement
b.o.l.
e
e.p.s. oh yeah, and toast is great too.

[JW3]

Originally Posted by RubyQueen

Anyone here know if Toast 10 is compatible with Snow Leopard 10.6? I am going from 10.5 to 10.6, have used Toast 8 & prior versions for uears...before I invest in Toast 10, I would like to know if there are "issues"....

Another +1 for Toast. I have been running Toast Titanium 9 on Snow Leopard & it works great. No issues here.

[Darney]

Originally Posted by BRH

So what happened to Roxio Jam... I'm still using version 6.

Jam has morphed with Toast.. The advantage of Jam was that you could print out the track listing with all of the relevant info (ISRC codes, times, etc.) Unless they've changed it, later versions of Toast didn't have that available, which is quite stupid of Roxio.

[lwilliam]

Originally Posted by BRH

So what happened to Roxio Jam... I'm still using version 6.

Most of the features of Jam have now been brought into the newer Toast package. You can set crossfades, and even add plugins to each track (like an eq or multi-band compressor).

I think the newest Waveburner (1.6) has now enabled a burn directly to disc vs bouncing to a file first (which takes twice as long). That was always my beef with the earlier versions. I haven't upgraded to Logic 9 yet, so can't verify that.

[basslik]

Originally Posted by BRH

So what happened to Roxio Jam... I'm still using version 6.

I not able to purchase a CD software for burning so currently what I do is bounce to Wav. in PT then from there I burn in Itunes as a Wav. then the CD I put in my PC and convert to MP3, is there a BETTER WAY???, considering what I have now?

[Darney]

Originally Posted by mindnoise

I also use toast,
but they don´t have a upgrade policy to speak of.

but you want to take a look at this:
http://burn-osx.sourceforge.net/Pages/English/home.html

it´s free.

best

+1 for the link mindnoise posted. It's free. Looks pretty good. Much better than iTunes.

[basslik]

Originally Posted by Darney

+1 for the link mindnoise posted. It's free. Looks pretty good. Much better than iTunes.

Thanks Darney, will check it out.

[Eiko]

Originally Posted by RubyQueen

Anyone here know if Toast 10 is compatible with Snow Leopard 10.6? I am going from 10.5 to 10.6, have used Toast 8 & prior versions for uears...before I invest in Toast 10, I would like to know if there are "issues"....

I'm using Toast 9 on SL as we speak, so version 9 is definitely compatible, therefore 10 will be too, I assume.

[lwilliam]

Originally Posted by basslik

I not able to purchase a CD software for burning so currently what I do is bounce to Wav. in PT then from there I burn in Itunes as a Wav. then the CD I put in my PC and convert to MP3, is there a BETTER WAY???, considering what I have now?

If you import the wav file into iTunes, you can right-click on it and there's a menu option to make an mp3 version right there. It's pretty quick (compared to LAME, for instance), and you can set your mp3 compression preferences. You shouldn't have to send it to a "pee-cee" to conver it....

I don't know that I'd trust iTunes for a master-quality CD, but for one-offs to use for quality-checking the mix, it's fine.

[basslik]

Originally Posted by lwilliam

If you import the wav file into iTunes, you can right-click on it and there's a menu option to make an mp3 version right there. It's pretty quick (compared to LAME, for instance), and you can set your mp3 compression preferences. You shouldn't have to send it to a "pee-cee" to conver it....

I don't know that I'd trust iTunes for a master-quality CD, but for one-offs to use for quality-checking the mix, it's fine.

Thank you Thank you, was waiting for someone to guide me, then again please for give if i strayed out of place from the original poster, but it does pertain to CD burning.