Extending your options to Blu-ray media, Toast 9 Titanium sets the standard yet again for burning discs on the Mac and includes a host of new features.

Compress, convert, and compile video any way you want. Capture streaming audio from any source--then enjoy it on your iPod. Burn and export your favorite TV shows--even those captured from your TiVo--to your iPhone or PSP. It's everything you need to Toast your digital life.

Features

• Catalog and burn all your files across multiple CD, DVD, and Blu-ray discs formatted for both Mac and PC. Schedule backups with the new Get Backup application.
• Expand your music library by recording streaming audio directly from the Internet. Use Toast 9's new audio fingerprinting technology to identify songs and tag with titles, artists, album and more.
• Import and create high-def video from TiVo, EyeTV, AVCHD camcorders and burn to Blu-ray and standard DVD discs. Watch your movies and TV shows over WiFi on your iPhone or any net connected Mac or PC, and more.
• Create Director's Cuts of your favorite TV shows and movies; fit 9GB of dual-layer DVD video onto a single standard DVD, use time-saving batch DVD-Video compression/conversion, and single-click copy of CDs.
• Create DJ-style music CDs or audio DVDs with on-screen TV menus.

System Requirements

• PowerPC G4 or G5 or Intel Core Duo processor (PowerPC G5 or Intel processor required for encoding and viewing high-definition content)
• CD, DVD, Blu-ray, or HD DVD recordable drive
• Mac OS X v10.4.x or v10.5.x or later
• 600MB of free hard-disk space for installation
• Up to 15GB of temporary free hard-disk space during usage
• QuickTime 7.x
• Internet connection required for some functionality
• HD DVD and Blu-ray (BDMV) video authoring functionality requires purchase of the HD/BD plug-in

Optional capabilities to make Toast even better:

• Apple TV, Video iPod, or iPhone
• TiVo Series2, Series3, or TiVo HD DVR
• Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, or PSP
• EyeTV video recorder or Turbo.264 video encoder hardware
• Blackberry device, Palm Treo, and other mobile devices with support for MPEG-4 or H.264 video
• Other portable DivX, MPEG-4, or H.264 compliant video player