Introduction to Roxio Toast Titanium 7’s Video Functions (Mac Only)

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If you are a Mac user, you must have heard of this software by Roxio. I personally started using it when the version was 3. It came with a SCSI-connected CD-RW drive that I bought about 8 years ago. Now, Toast is not just a backup application that you use with CD or DVD drives. Toast Titanium 7 is full of functions that can be used to compress video files. Unlike MPEG Streamclip, DiVA and other video compression applications that allow you to access QuickTime codecs, it even supports VCD, SVCD. Furthermore, you can compress ripped DVDs with MPEG-2 (Video TS folder only) and DivX (VOB files only, not through a QuickTime component). Or you can simply burn a DVD with the whole ripped DVD movie in a disc image.


The current version of Toast Titanium is 7.1. Roxio made the Universal version available in late June, 2006.





  • This VTC version: 1.0
  • Video length: 7 minutes 48 seconds
  • Video format: QuickTime
  • Video compression: H.264
  • Video resolution: 720 x 540 pixels
  • Audio commentary: Not available
  • The version of Toast Titanium used in this VTC is 7.0.
  • This video tutorial introduces many of the video functions that are supported by Toast Titanium X 7. It shows how to compress video with Quick Time components and DivX. Moreover, it also explains some of the functions for MPEG-2 compresssion. If you don’t have Toast 7 and want to know visually how its video compression functions, this VTC will briefly show you most of the functions.





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    Roxio Toast Titanium 7 is a product of Sonic Solutions.

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