[muglo] Re: Multisession burning with OS X
- From: Leith Peterson <leithriver7@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 27 Aug 2005 20:34:59 -0400
Thanks for the tip, Martin, and very timely, as I was just looking
into ordering Toast 6. There's a $20 rebate offer available for
Toast 6 until Dec 1/05. Toast 7 for 10.3.9 and up is supposed to be
out Aug 31/05.
Strange you didn't have any luck with multisession burning with
9.2.2. That's almost all I do with 9.2.2 on my iBook clamshell.
Mind you, I use 5.0.2. I got the 5.2.1 update, but had so many
problems with it, I went back to 5.0.2 (can't remember exactly what
the problems were now). I just put all the sessions I want burned
into a folder and drop it in Toast.
Are you burning using an internal burner or an external burner with
the OS X/G3? I think this issue came up on the list before about
using Toast with an internal burner, but when I went to look for it
in the archives, I couldn't find it (there are a lot of Toast posts).
So, could someone pls enlighten me? I believe it is better to use
Toast with an external burner, but I'm not positive. Thanks.
Leith
>On 27-Aug-05, at 6:42 PM, Leith Peterson wrote:
>> At any rate, since it appears that multisession results using Apple's
>> Disk Utility can be undependable, I'd rather go with a dependable
>> system. I have used Toast for years with OS 9.2.2 and an external
>> burner and have been satisfied with the results.
>>
>
>Oddly I did not have any luck with multisession CD's using Toast on
>9.2.2 :(, I use a system of custom finds to get the files I want and
>burn that as a session instead.
>
>If you have Toast version 5.x it should install and run fine in OS X.
>I recently moved over to 10.3.9 using an old G3 (souped up to G4
>400Mhz)and in the process had to partition drives etc. To make a long
>story shorter, one partition is my old 9.2.2 drive which has Toast on
>it. While in OS X one day I just double clicked the file to see what
>happened and it booted right into the OS X version. I guess Toast is
>one of those 'fat binaries' whaich has both version built right in. I
>don't think you need to purchase a 'new' copy
>
>Martin
>
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