Hi,

I'm a relatively novice use of Toast & Jam (but an experienced programmer). I do audio as a hobby, and have the Sonic Studio product, which creates image files compatible with versions of Jam way back to Jam 2.5.

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I recently took advantage of the upgrade offer to upgrade to toast titanium pro (now 7.1), and I first called up Roxio sales support to make sure that I could use the the new version of toast to burn the image files that my audio app creates (under OS 9), after copying the files to OSX. Sales support assured me that I could (of course).

What is Toast 7 Titanium? Toast 7 is the best way to save, share and enjoy a lifetime of digital music, movies and photos on CD and DVD. Create Video CDs and DVDs with selectable menu styles, automatic scene menus, and slide menus with shuffle mode. Download DivX movies and create DVDs to watch in your living room. Introducing Roxio Toast 17 Titanium, the leading CD & DVD burner for Mac. Now in 64-bit, Toast makes it simple to manage all of your media. Easily record, sync, and now edit multiple audio/video streams, capture cool content from the web, and author CDs and DVDs fast!

I tried draging the older .JAM file into the toast audio area and it only saw it as one huge track

instead of the several actual tracks I created.

I tried merely changing the file extension from .JAM to .Sd2f, which did not help.

I asked for suggestions on the Sonic Studio User's mailing list, with no result.

I tried using the Roxanne feature to obtain help, to no avail.

I asked for email follow and have not received any within a week.

I am willing to try and write a C or Perl program to convert one file format to the other if I could find the specifications, but there don't seem to be any developer areas on the Roxio web site.

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Does anybody have any suggestions?

I will look for an answer here as there may be other people interested in the response, but for the record

my work email is sklower@cs.berkeley.edu

Regards,

Keith L. Sklower

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Roxio’s Toast 7 Titanium has more features and reliability for those who need a third-party disk-burning solution. One notable addition is iLife integration: A single click on the media tab lets you drag-and-drop any item in any of your iLife apps. Creating disk images, duping disks, and HD support are all on board and you can also record on the fly with CD Spin Doctor Desktop Recorder Dashboard.

In addition to Toast It, which works well and easily archives endless data to CD or DVD backup files, Toast 7 Titanium adds Mount It, which instantly mounts disk images and also offers FLAC support. Toast now supports the latest QuickTime codecs to archive H.264, 3GPP, and DivX formats, allowing you to back up data from a cellphone, 5G iPod, or other compatible device. Roxio has even built in one of its applications called Popcorn, so that unprotected DVDs can be duplicated.

Toast 7 Titanium creates beautiful DVDs from digital images, audio, and movies—you just drag in the files, click Edit to personalize the arrangement, then click Text or Slideshow, and burn to your heart’s content. My only real negative issues with Toast 7 Titanium are unrelated to disk burning. I use the application to create a disk image prior to burning and, while this is a simple operation, the mounted image doesn’t always produce the video content. Also, the interface could use an update to its appearance similar to the product packaging.

Toast is still the industry-standard for disk burning and offers a reliable, feature-rich, quality way to create and use CD/DVD media on your Mac.

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