Toast with Jam Wins One of Macworld's Best of Show Awards 2002

Jam, the industry leader in CD audio recording software, now has a version that runs in Mac OS X. Jam 5 has new cross-fade tools and support for 24-bit audio files. It also comes with a full version of Peak LE. Jam now uses Toast as its CD- and DVD-burning engine and will ship in March for $200.
Business Editors/High-Tech Writers
Macworld, San Francisco 2002 Read Article


C/Net Editors' Choice

"Toast has an awesome feature set. It offers everything you need to burn CDs and DVDs and is well worth the price."
By Troy Dreier
C/Net, December 2001 Read Article


Toast 5 Titanium is Freakin' Awesome

"[Toast burns CDs] without hassle, without bugs, and with one of the simplest and most intuitive interfaces we've seen. Roxio has done an amazing job with the new upgrade, and the price is just right. Anyone investing in a CD-RW should get this program."
By Andrew Tokuda
MacAddict Magazine, June 2001


Toast 5 Titanium wins Macworld's Editors' Choice Award 2001

"Some people said Adaptec's Toast 4 couldn't be improved. They were wrong. Toast 5 sports a new simplified Aqua-like interface and even more features. Now you can burn CDs in the background without stopping your work. Toast 5 also supports DVD, MP3 and Video-CD formats."
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