Editors Note: There are photos associated with this release. Roxio today announced the availability of Toast® DVD on the Mac App Store. Toast® DVD makes it simple to burn standard and high definition ...

Roxio (R), a division of Sonic Solutions (R) (Nasdaq: SNIC), the leader in digital media software, today announced the immediate availability of Roxio Easy VHS to DVD, a combination of software and ...

Adaptec spinoff Roxio and Panasonic today announced that Roxio’s popular Mac CD mastering software, Toast 5 Titanium, supports Panasonic’s new DVD-RAM/R drive. The combination enables MAc users to ...

Roxio Inc. announced on Tuesday that they will add DVD Double Layer compatibility to their Toast 6 Titanium and Toast with Jam 6 applications. A free upgrade for registered users will be available for ...

Converting old tapes to digital can be tricky, but using Roxio Easy VHS to DVD for Mac made the process easier than I expected. The setup worked smoothly on my Mac, letting me connect my VCR quickly ...

Noting that while DVD-Writer sales have been modest, they are increasing in number rapidly, Roxio have released Easy CD & DVD Creator 6. Combining the ease of use associated with their Easy CD Creator ...

Roxio is the software maker behind one of the best selling digital media software programs in the world. The company released the latest iteration of the program in February, dubbed Easy CD & DVD ...

Software maker Roxio is set to release a new version of its market-leading Easy CD Creator application, for the first time combining tools for burning CDs and DVDs. Easy CD & DVD Creator 6, available ...

Those of us who are old enough to remember the VHS versus Betamax wars are also old enough to have a box of VHS cassettes stored somewhere, filled with memories of vacations, birthdays, and weddings.

Santa Clara, Calif.-based Roxio has lifted the wraps off the latest iteration of its flagship digital media software, adding DVD burning tools that push the envelope for multimedia creation on PCs.

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