Toast Burn

does anyone know if you can multi session burn with Toast Burn?

Doesn't open with Catalina, despite being 64 bit. Avoid till they fix that (if ever—they are a poxy developer)

I will be considering switching to Toast Burn when I need a 64 bit version for macOS X compatibility at some point in the future, rather than paying $50 for a Titanium upgrade. I'm one who doesn't need all the bells and whistles Roxio has added in recent years in an effort to keep Toast relevant. I think offering a "lite" version for average users is a great idea.

My only question is what new features are they finding new to add to the program that hasn't been done and isn't being done since the media format is one foot in the grave? Otherwise it's just mechanical maintenance with a higher version number and fee applied.

Program URL: https://itunes.apple.com/de/app/toast-burn/id792619118?mt=12 This can not be found on the Corel site.

The price is a huge improvement on Titanium 11, and I can't say I miss all the apps that were "hanging on" to Titanium 11. OK… that's the good bit… BUT Stripping the features and selling them to you in a separate program, is taking back in the left hand, what the right hand has given ☹ Not nice !! The remaining features aught to work ! Bin/Cue conversion doesn't (for me anyway) ! The same "test" Bin/Cue converted fine in Titanium. As someone else here said, optical media is very likely on it's way out. If you want to sell software to basically do what a Mac can already do natively, you want to be leaving all the bells and whistles, and make sure they all work.

Why does it say it's from Corel?

While I've always thought of Toast Titanium to be over-priced bloat-ware, this offering from Roxio, Toast Burn, gets things right. It offers speedy and reliable burning of all your data with various options (including encryption, compression and automatic spanning of data across multiple media) without all the redundant features (Chapters, interactive menus, etc.) best provided by true DVD/BluRay authoring software. At $20, it isn't super-cheap like some less reliable shareware, but a fair price for the features, clean interface and reliability. No coasters, no problems. More comprehensive and capable than Apple's built-in burning solution.

Should be called Toast light as it's a trimmed down version of Toast Titanium