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Company Product Description Mac OS X disc-burning application. The first software to enable Macs to burn to Blu-ray discs, which hold 50 GB of data. Toast 9 adds the ability to record high-definition (HD) video to Blu-ray and DVD discs, and to edit the HD video. Supports FireWire and USB 2 Blu-ray drives as well as internal replacement drives. Toast 9 also adds the ability to record HD video to stardard DVDs. The source of the HD video can be HD camcoders and HD TV from TiVo DVRs and Elgato EyeTV. Toast 9 also includes the ability to edit video. Includes Roxio Streamer, which can stream video from to a Wi-Fi connected iPhone or iPod Touch, as well as to another Mac or a Windows-based PC. Toast 9 also adds the audio capture from Internet streaming. It can record in MP3, AAC, Apple Lossless, and AIFF audio formats. for Mac OS 9.x and Mac OS X Lets you create cross-platform (hybrid) CD-ROMs that
include ISO9660, Joliet, RockRidge, and HFS. Lets you assign
Macintosh type and creator file attributes based on file
name or file content. Drag and drop the files or directories
to create the disk image. AutoStart support for Macintosh,
AutoRun support for Windows. Execute an application or open
a document when the CD is inserted. Amit Singh Mac OS X 10.4 and later A free open source program that enables Mac OS X to run file systems that OS X doesn't normally support. This includes Microsoft's NTFS, the standard file system for Windows XP and Windows Vista. Mac OS X can read NTFS-formatted drives, but cannot write to them. With MacFuse and NTFS-3G, a read/write NTFS driver, Macs gain full NTFS access. Installation is not self-evident, but the LifeHack.org website has instructions Company Product Description for Mac OS 9.x and earlier (also called "Joliet Volume Access") Enables Mac OS 9.2.2 and eaerlier to display file names on Windows "Joliet" formatted CDs up to 31 charactors. (Mac OS 9.x and earlier truncates these names to 8.3 format.) Joliet Volume Access also lets Mac OS read fragmented files on Joliet CDs, which Mac OS normally can not do. Now also supports Rock Ridge format. It also comes with a control strip module that allows you
to turn the ISO 9660, Joliet, or UDF file systems on and
off. This is handy for a hybrid CD-ROM. For instance, if you
want to prevent a hybrid CD that had both a UDF and a ISO
9660 partitions from mounting in the UDF format, you could
turn UDF off before inserting the CD. Software
Architects for Mac OS 9.x and earlier A replacement for the PC Exchange control panel for
mounting PC disks. Features not in PC Exchange include
support of Windows 95 long file names, automatic extension
mapping, and support for more types of disk media. Includes
a utility called MultiFormatter that can create DOS and Mac
Partitions on a single SCSI disk, including HFS+ partitions.
Now also supports IDE removable drives from PCs, including
hard drives. It mounts volumes up to 9GB. DOS Mounter provides bi-directional transfer capabilities so files returned to the PC retain their Windows 95 long filenames and extended Mac filenames are automatically truncated to standard 31 characters. Partitioning and formatting options for creating hybrid disks. Support for PC-formatted USB and Firewire drives. (PC Exchange only supports SCSI devices.) DOS Mounter 3 also can mount digital camera PC Card readers on your desktop. for Mac OS 8 and 9.x Partitions FireWire (IEEE1394), USB, SCSI, ATAPI and ATA hard drives and removable media in PC and Mac formats on the same disk.
Macintosh Products
Mac OS X products
Sonic Solutions
Roxio Toast Titanium 9
Products for Mac OS 9 and earlier
19102 North Creek Parkway, #101 Bothell, WA
98011 425-487-0122 FAX: 425-487- 0467
Windows
Products (enable Windows to read Mac disks)
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