Toast Titanium 7.1: Fixes problems with writing Apple lossless files
Toast Titanium 7.1: Fixes problems with writing Apple lossless files
Toast Titanium 7.1 was released today as the first version of the media recording software that is available as Universal Binary.
Several enhancements are listed for the new release, as follows:
- Duplicate items are no longer created when an open folder is dragged into the Toast window for data formats.
- Previewing Apple Lossless audio files in Audio CD format no longer causes a -50 error.
- Resolves QuickTime Movie video export issues - related to the QuickTime 7.1 update.
- Resolves menu button highlight issues on Toast authored DVD-Video discs - related to the Mac OS 10.4.6 update.
- Canceling the User Authentication step during the Toast Setup Assistant no longer causes a -60007 error.
- The rename file field now moves correctly during scrolling up and down.
- The content window no longer incorrectly scrolls when no horizontal scrollbar is displayed.
- Resolves issues related to invalid characters in Mac Only, Mac & PC, and DVD-ROM UDF formats.
- Resolves issues related to Music DVDs - audio playing back too slowly and static sound with some files at higher quality settings.
- Resolves issues related to AppleScript - script was causing a -43 error.
- Media Browser now correctly parses a YesVideo DVD with still images.
- Includes an updated version of Deja Vu which preserves existing symlinks.
Users are noting that in addition to being able to preview Apple Lossless audio files without an error, Apple Lossless files can also be burned properly to Audio CDs.
MacFixIt reader Gerry Graff writes:
"The last two versions of Quicktime caused a problem where Toast Titanium would not write on Audio CD from an m4a file (Apple Lossless audio). You would get a Mac Error (-50). The new update to Toast (7.1) fixes the problem."
Feedback? Late-breakers@macfixit.com.
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