Toast 5.1.3 and OSX 10.2.1 no go... you?
Anyone else having probs with Toast and 10.2.1?
I tried burning 2 CDs at 8x and 4x and I got 3 different errors in a row for each. Forgot what it said.
Luckily the CDs are still usable... it didnt even get to burining them.
Ach.
Just as people were getting their apps to work with Jag, 10.2.1 comes along and mucks it all up again
I tried burning 2 CDs at 8x and 4x and I got 3 different errors in a row for each. Forgot what it said.
Luckily the CDs are still usable... it didnt even get to burining them.
Ach.
Just as people were getting their apps to work with Jag, 10.2.1 comes along and mucks it all up again
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Jeez, I burned my first CD with the builtin CD burning thingy... IT SUX LIKE THERE IS NO TOMORROW!!! JEEEEEEZ. 45minutes to copy the damn data (660MB) and doesn't even GIVE you the full 695/700MB of space... and I dont even know if its making a stupid Hybrid cd!!!
Please! Somone shoot Apple for this!!!! Feels like Im using a windows app or something
Overhope:
One of the reasons I haven't updated to 5.1.4 is because of the new digital rights clause in the agreement. I don't like the idea that some bit of software may start telling me that I can't backup or copy something.
Also, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it."
btw, a guy from Roxio posted on Versiontracker and said that there were absolutely no restrictions in the software... it was just that they unified their EULAs accross the board and that was the standard one for Wondows users and all that. The software is exactly the same.
Stilll... as you said seeing this info and the fact that it worked perfectly in 10.2... dont touch it if it works
awaiting your report
Okay, I just burned an Audio CD just fine with Toast 5.1.3 on 10.2.1 via my 3-4 year old SCSI burner. No errors or problems were reported. I've mounted it on my desktop and it's playing through iTunes with no troubles.
I'll try a data CD next...
Next, I'll try burning just a bunch of files to CD...