[Old Version] Roxio Toast 19 Pro | CD, DVD & Blu-ray Burner for Mac | Disc Burning, File Conversion, Multimedia Editing Suite [Mac Download]

I've had the software for about a month and it really does remind me of the old toast programs. easy peasy. nice!

terrible last - not worth itmy mistake I did not return it

I am not sure if there are bugs with this software or that macOS is not so good at supporting optical discs, but I have spent too much time looking at spinning beachballs and nothing happening. I've encountered several failed attempts at burning discs including archival M discs which are quite expensive. Customer support from Corel is non-existent. I have tried alternatives and they seem to perform no better. However, when Toast does work it does a good job and offers a good range of customisation. For best results, always remember to burn at half the speed recommended for the disc or slower and this advice should be included in the Roast instructions.

Toast used to be great until Roxio were bought out by Corel. I've successfully written a couple DVDs but if your trying to write a Blu-ray™ disc forget it. I've used Toast for years but when upgrading from version 17 to 19 so I could author Blu-ray™ discs, I've received nothing but errors. Quite frustrated with the lack of Blu-ray™ authoring software out there for Mac. I've tried reaching out to customer support but the best they could do is tell me to reinstall the software which didn't solve a thing. Toast used to be my go to but it seems that after being acquired by Corel, this slice of Toast has been burnt.

It seems I tend to mix formats, NTSC- PAL. But it doesn't tell me which is which. Once it asked me If I wanted it to make all NTSC. Hasan't happened since. Why must there be these 'Mysteries. Why does One have to be a Techie.

I have been a longtime user of Toast Pro and it has never let me down. I don't burn as many CD/DVDs as I once did, but it has many features (i.e. rip to digital) that I still use and need. Still agreat product.

Change of interface from previous versions really make no sense. Seems as though they made changes just for a new look with no concern for functionality. You can create an .sd2f file and save as a disc image, but it cannot be mounted to the desktop. If you're looking to primarily burn discs (CD or DVD), there are many better options.

I've used this program since Toast 11. I primarily use it to burn DVDs. The program isn't perfect. It does crash sometimes. It isn't always user friendly. You will have to practice and make sure before you burn that all the details (title, subtitles, etc.) are correct. Overall, the program is my best option for my Mac. I don't like the program all that much. But, it does get the job done even with its flaws.