As well as this range of destination formats, there’s a wide range of sources you can use: there’s an iPhoto and iTunes browser, and tools for compressing videos down so they’ll fit onto smaller discs, merging disc images and more. If you’re encountering a problem or need some advice with your PC or Mac, drop him a line on Twitter. Give it video or audio and Toast will burn it to a disc for you, in one of many formats, from data backup through to MP3 CD through to Video CD or DVD. Like iDVD, it also comes with menu themes, so you don’t have to stare at file listings or a blank screen. Opening other files such as photos and music is also very swift.Īs our media moves beyond 1080p, most notably for Retina-level resolutions and 4K video, CyberLink PowerDVD 13 is positioned to support higher resolution formats.
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But there are enough features to make PowerDVD 13 worth considering, especially if you have a high resolution display and a home network full of media streamers. Roxio Toast 10 Titanium review Roxio’s Toast now does a little too much for its own good, but still not as much as it used to…īy Rob Buckley last updated 17 February 2009 Too much of a good thing? CyberLink’s hand has been strengthened somewhat by Microsoft’s decision not to include native Blu-ray playback in Windows 8, and to limit Media Player to only certain versions.
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New to Toast 10 are functions for creating AVCHD archives from your high-def camcorder, so you can archive video for use later and a tool for creating compilation DVDs from VIDEO_TS folders. With every yearly iteration of CyberLink’s media playback software, the moniker ‘PowerDVD’ seems ever more archaic. Still rock solid, but Roxio needs to go back to the drawing board and work out what Toast should be for. The process of loading and playing a Blu-ray has been sped up considerably, mainly by disabling some of the interactive features such as BD-Live, which to be fair not many of us ever used.
Still solid Charging £34.99/AU$54.95/US$54.95 for the PowerDVD 13 Deluxe version, £59.99/AU$89.95/US$79.95 for the PowerDVD 13 Pro option and £79.99/AU$109.95/US$99.95 for the PowerDVD Ultra iteration was always going to be a hard sell in a world of pre-installed Windows Media Player and free VLC Player.
Having written for a number of publications such as PC Plus, PC Format, T3 and Linux Format, there’s no aspect of technology that Matt isn’t passionate about, especially computing and PC gaming.
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