Unfortunately iDVD doesn't allow 'fit to disc'.ġ. (I guess that just means, that sometimes it is possible to remove 12% of the data and sometimes it is possible to remove 23% of the data and it still looks 'excellent' or 'very good'' - and on the other hand that it would be possible that with another source file 12% would be needed to fit the DVD on one Layer, but the quality will suffer that much, that it will give only a 'good' picture). The percentage by which it was reduced was not correlating with the 'adjectives' Toast uses to give a hint of what to expect. I realized that, what Toast calls 'great quality' is not actually 'great' but with artifacts.

I ripped a DVD with Mactheripper and burned the files with Toast, using the 'fit-to-DVD'-Option. Short question: which is the best Version for 10.4 (preferably) or 10.5 (PPC)?ĭid the mpeg2 encoder change with the versions? (I read that it is actually the worst one can get and that iDVD would use a better mpeg2codec) Roxio Toast Titanium 17.I am currently using Toast7 with Mac OS 10.4.11 (PPC). System Requirements for Roxio Toast Titanium 17.1 for Mac Toast Titanium 2018 For Mac File Name: Roxio_Toast_Titanium_17.1.0_Multilingual_macOS.zip.Technical Details of Roxio Toast Titanium 17.1 for Mac Many other powerful options and features.Provides both 256-Bit and AES encryption.Process control and additional features.Easy to use application with simple instruction.Powerful application to copy the media to the discs.Features of Roxio Toast Titanium 17.1 for Mac The application is not limited to burning and copying the data but it also comes packed with numerous recovery, protection and editing capabilities. Additionally, it can also enhance the quality of the audio files along with noise cancellation features. Add password to the data as the application provides complete 256-bit encryption feature.

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