If you spend the £40 extra on the Professional version of Toast, you'll also get SonicFire Pro for authoring soundtracks SoundSoap for improving the sound on video and audio files FotoMagico for creating HD slideshows and LightZone for touching up photos. Since you have to convert the video anyway, why you wouldn't store it on your iPod, we don't actually know. There's even a tool that enables you to capture streaming Flash video from websites such as YouTube.īundled with Toast is a plethora of other programs, some of which are obviously relevant, some of which take gilding the lily to a new level: there's DiscCatalog Maker RE for cataloguing disks and creating Cover Flow images for them CD Spin Doctor for recording and manipulating audio files from LPs, tapes or web streams, cleaning them up and adding metadata Get Backup 2 for file system folder synchronisation Disc Cover 2 for making inlays and the new Streamer application, which together with a free iPhone/ iPod touch application, lets you watch videos you have on your Mac over the net. There's a new tool for converting audiobook CDs into iPod audiobook format while changing the playback speed. You can extract clips from DVD Video for conversion.
There's a conversion tool that lets you take video and convert it to play on iPods, PlayStations, PSPs, Blackberries, Treos, and other devices. Unfortunately, to justify Toast 10's rather hefty £80- £120 price tag, Roxio has thrown in just about everything but the kitchen sink.
But, note that Roxio has removed HD-DVD and DivX disc authoring capabilities.
New to Toast 10 are functions for creating AVCHD archives from your high-def camcorder, so you can archive video for use later and a tool for creating compilation DVDs from VIDEO_TS folders.
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