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1. ROXIO TOAST BURN HOW TO
2. ROXIO TOAST BURN MOVIE
3. ROXIO TOAST BURN 720P
4. ROXIO TOAST BURN UPDATE
5. ROXIO TOAST BURN ANDROID

If your Mac supports it, a Use VideoBoost Acceleration option will show up in the Player Setup window. The VideoBoost feature can speed up H.264 video encoding using supported Nvidia graphics.Ī new feature called VideoBoost can take advantage of the GPU in some newer Nvidia graphics chips/cards to speed up H.264 video conversion. But (presumably to ensure compatibility) you can’t change the settings for the Internet video presets for YouTube, Facebook, or Vimeo. This could be useful if you want to convert video that will look good on all your particular Apple devices, say.

ROXIO TOAST BURN MOVIE

But since I typically combine multiple clips into one movie and edit them together with transition in iMovie, I don’t expect I’ll be using Toast to upload my videos anyway.Īt the same time, you can now create custom video profiles, tweaked from one of the built-in presets. Roxio says it plans to bump the data rates up in an update. That’s because iMovie uses twice the data rate (and produces videos with twice the file size) as Toast’s Vimeo preset. However, the big problem for me was that the quality of the video it created (even at the High quality setting) wasn’t as good as the version that iMovie made from the same footage. While the process wasn’t as smooth as using iMovie-for example, the Title field was blank even though I’d already given my video a name in Toast-it did take me directly to the video page on Vimeo when it was finished uploading (a nice touch).

ROXIO TOAST BURN 720P

You can also have Toast publish directly to online services and even tweet the link to the video-I added a 720p video shot with my iPhone into Toast, trimmed it, and uploaded it directly to my Vimeo account.

ROXIO TOAST BURN ANDROID

Toast 11 expands its video format support, adding presets for the iPhone 4, Android phones, Windows Media Video, DivX Plus HD, and MKV, as well as Internet-specific presets for YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo, and F4V Flash video. You might even notice that Toast icon now has a disc and an iPhone coming out the toaster rather than two discs-a nod to the waning importance of physical media for many users these days. And you can now view the Media Browser as a separate floating palette (as before) or integrated into the main UI. You can choose a burner and its settings, as well as the number of copies you want to burn, directly from the main window. The big red button in the lower right corner has a black ring around it and is labeled with the word Burn, Copy, or Convert (depending on the type of project you’ve created) instead of, well, just being a big red button. The Assistant window can show you common projects for a category, or all the available options.Īnd there are other small but useful changes. There’s also a new Assistant window that can show you common projects for each category, along with descriptions and big icons, or an Advanced view that lists all the available options. Whether you’re new to Toast or have been using it for years, you’ll probably appreciate the refinements to some often perplexing interface choices of the past. And instead of being smashed into one corner of the UI, the categories are displayed as tabs that run across the width of the content window.

Now, you can clearly see the names of all the categories. Activities are still grouped into the same five categories (Data, Audio, Video, Copy, and Convert), but previously they were listed by icon only until you clicked on one. The new UI makes it easier to choose a category, incorporates the Media Browser, and adds useful burning settings to the main window.Įven after that, though, there are general improvements to how you find your way around the software. To start with, there’s now a Tutorials section that includes screencast videos (and links to step-by-step PDFs) walking you through several common tasks.

ROXIO TOAST BURN HOW TO

New user interfaceĪlthough Toast has always had a lot of power, it wasn’t always easy to figure out how to make everything work. What that means is no more logins and downloading huge disc images to make sure your apps are up to date. Toast and many of the included apps now take advantage of the Sparkle update-checking and -installing framework (and those that don’t have options to help you find updates as well). With Toast 11, that pain is a thing of the past. I’ve always found this process to be annoying and needlessly complicated.

ROXIO TOAST BURN UPDATE

In the past, any time there was an update to Toast and/or its bundled apps, you’d have to log into the Roxio site, download a disc image with the entire suite of apps (even if nothing changed in the majority of them), and then replace your Toast folder with the updated folder.

A new installer signals a shift in the way the software handles installation and updates.