On my pc's I normally use Nero. What is a good burning software program for os x?
I would like to burn music, videos, misc files, and maybe .iso's or the equivalent on the macs.
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Roxio Toast.
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Are there any free ones for the time being untill my next paycheck?
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finder and disk utility will do basic burning and burn images.
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Finder and Disk Utility provide most of the utility you need really. If you want to poke around with the terminal you can access a few more advanced settings too if you really feel the need to, but Finder and Disk Utility should provide you with most things you need.
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I'm not seeing a way to access settings. I'd like to burn a music cd by using my .mp3's I have on my macbook so it plays in a car cd player.
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I figured out how to make an audio cd in iTunes and it works perfectly
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I don't use or recommend burning software with OS X. For most people, OS X has all the capabilities you need built in. iTunes, iDVD and Finder/Disk Utility generally cover most people's needs. Best of all, there is no extra cost nor bloat.
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Roxio Toast is the best way to go.
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Sonic Record Now
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Clone CD is also very good......
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I also believe that the built in Apple tools will cover most basic needs, but if you have the money then Toast is a worthy addition.
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Maybe a little off topic but related to music files and the software to manage them. Can you play/burn/convert flac files and ogg vobis files in OS X?
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Yes you can.
http://xiph.org/quicktime/
Toast also supports burning/converting FLAC and Ogg Vorbis.
What burning software is good?
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by passive101, Mar 11, 2007.