Anyone try Toast 7 yet?

Question

The release information says the latest incarnation of Roxio's Titanium Toast can take a 3+ hour program burned on a dual layer disc in iDVD and compress it to fit on a conventional 4.7GB disc.
Has anyone actually done this yet? Does it work? Does the resulting program look okay?
Thanks,
david

Answer 1

Here's what the Toast 7 Getting Started manual says (page 94):
Copying a Disc Image File
You can copy a disc image file to CDs and DVDs. Toast supports many popular disc image file formats, including .toast, .dmg, .img, .iso, .cdr, .sd2 and other 3rd party formats.
To copy a disc image file to a CD or DVD:
1 Click the Copy tab at the top of the Toast window.
2 Click the Formats tab in the left drawer and choose Image File.
3 Choose any optional settings:
-->Fit-to-DVD video compression: If your original is a DVD-Video image that is too large to fit onto a standard 4.7 GB recordable DVD, selecting this option will compress it to fit on the copy. See Changing Copy Options on page 83.
4 Drag a disc image file from your hard disk into the Content Area or click Select to add the image file.
5 Insert a blank recordable CD or DVD.
6 Click the red Record button and choose a recorder from the list and optional recording settings, such as “Number of Copies.” Click Record to continue.
Toast displays a progress bar and status information as it copies your disc.