There’s not much new in Titanium this year, but videos can be converted with presets for the latest devices, including iPhone 6 models. The list now includes nearly 60 video game systems, Apple hardware, mobile devices, streaming and file formats, as well as the ability to create custom settings. The only improvement this time around is the ability to convert video files to a wider range of devices, with built-in presets for the latest iPhone 6 and Samsung Galaxy S6 models.
ROXIO TOAST 14 TITANIUM FOR MAC REVIEW PRO
(That’s not a typo: Roxio actually skipped an entire version number this time around.) The core $100 package tackles just about every conceivable way you might want to burn or copy CDs and DVDs, while the Pro version adds Blu-ray and a suite of photo and audio products for $50 more. Toast Titanium 14 makes it easy to get started with presets for the most common projects.Īt the heart of version 14 is Toast Titanium, which remains largely unchanged from last year’s version 12 release. (Forget the Mac App Store, it’s mostly a wasteland of multiple apps with the same clunky user interface sold under different names.) Roxio hasn’t abandoned OS X yet, although recent versions have become something of a Frankenstein’s monster stitched together from various pieces and parts. But many Mac owners still rely on those once ubiquitous shiny round CDs or DVDs for backups, transferring larger files, or sharing home videos with friends and family not yet hip to web streaming.Īlthough Apple and others offer the external hardware necessary to read and write discs, good software capable of more than basic burning capabilities remains elusive. Apple turned its back on optical media years ago.
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