Rip, store, archive, share. Whether it’s music or movies — okay, maybe not the sharing part — CDs and DVDs are still part of our digital life. Sometimes you just need to archive something to DVD. Sometimes you need to make a great mix to play at a party and you want to bring a CD. While there are lots of reasons why you’d want to burn a CD or DVD on your Mac, the problem is that the tools built into your Mac are just adequate. They work, but there are differences between getting a flip phone and a smartphone. Both make calls, but the smartphone just does more.
This is where Roxio Toast comes in. We all know Roxio. We know they make great tools for burning data to media. So, do you have Roxio in your toolkit? No? Well, right now you can get it for 50% off.
The Ultimate Media Toolkit, Redesigned!
Completely redesigned from the ground up, the BEST-SELLING Roxio Toast 11 Titanium features a new user interface that’s up-to-date, innovative and intuitive!
With newly refined workflows, built-in video tutorials and much more, Toast 11 is the ULTIMATE digital media toolkit for newcomers and experienced users alike.
From capturing audio and video to converting media to copying, sharing, burning and more, Roxio Toast 11 QUICKLY and EASILY gets you the media you love…wherever you want it!
Here’s a little video intro to get you even more interested:
Usually $100, right now Roxio Toast 11 Titanium is only $50. This is a tool that everyone who deals with media should have. Simple as that.
Tris Hussey is a technologist, best-selling author, teacher, Canada’s first professional blogger, and general Internet Rogue. He has written several books on social media and technology including Create Your Own Blog (1st and 2nd editions), Using WordPress, Sam’s Teach Yourself Foursquare in 10 Minutes, WordPress Essentials (video lessons), and Sam’s Teach Yourself WordPress Themes in 24 Hours (forthcoming in late 2012 with Catherine Winters). You can read Tris’ posts on TrisHussey.com and other sites around the Internet.
3 responses to “Roxio Toast 11 Titanium 50% Off [Ending Soon!]”
Of course, two weeks from now, Roxio will release Roxio Toast 12, with an upgrade fee of only $60…
Horrible software, and horribly overpriced even at $50.
Note: In the “Utilities” folder (inside the “Applications” folder), of *every* Macintosh is a utility called “Disk Utility” that does everything Toast does, but for FREE.
To new users: “Toast” is one of those apps that *used* to be ubiquitous and *was* the most preferred, easiest, and best way to copy disks on a Mac for many years. It hasn’t been anything but the lowest consumer crap for about the last five years however.
Don’t be fooled. This is one of those apps that is selling on past glory and name recognition when it has far outlived it’s usefulness and has in reality become a rip-off product that isn’t worth five dollars, let alone fifty or a hundred.
Burn what? Daddy, what does mean “disk burning”?