[tonton]

If you want to burn CDs with iTunes, you can't use Toast. You must disable the "Toast USB Support" extension and the "Toast CD Reader" extension. You will not be able to use any of the functions of Toast.

If you want to use Toast to burn, you must disable the "Authoring Support", "USB Authoring Support" and "Firewire Authoring Support" extensions installed by iTunes. You can still use all other functions of iTunes, including encoding CD tracks as MP3 ("Import").

You cannot switch between using Toast and iTunes for CD burning without disabling and enabling the appropriate extensions and restarting. If you really want to do this, then you should create two extension sets and switch between them (you'll still need to restart).

As iTunes can ONLY burn audio CDs, I don't use it for burning, as Toast 5 can do this and everything else (except sadly, CD-Text). If you want to use Toast to burn Audio CDs from your MP3s, all you have to do is drag your playlist from iTunes onto the Toast window. Toast 5 can burn in the background. It's well worth the upgrade from Toast 4.

Still, hopefully, Apple or Roxio will fix the incompatibility soon and we'll be able to use both.

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[AlbertWu]

Wow... Did you really need to post 4 times about it?

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[jbmelby]

If you want to burn CDs with iTunes, you can't use Toast. You must disable the "Toast USB Support" extension and the "Toast CD Reader" extension. You will not be able to use any of the functions of Toast.

To borrow a line from George and Ira Gershwin, "It ain't necessarily so." You may be able to use the AppleScript fix posted on my web site at

<http://www.johnmelby.com/USB_CDBurner_Toggle-10.sit.hqx>.

Give it a try. I can't guarantee that it will work (it may be CD-burner dependent), but it won't hurt your machine, since it moves only one extension and does not require a reboot.

One caveat: RTFM!

[slimshady023]

hmm... that's odd. I can use both applications without switching around extensions. I burned an mp3 compilation cd yesterday in iTunes 1.1, then fired up Toast 5 and copied a cd -- never restarted the puter.

This is with a firewire Que, by the way.

later,
slim

[marusin]

Actually that is possible with Toast 5... The conflict exists with Toast 4.x (and Jam 2.6.x I believe..) and iTunes... TechTV reviewed Toast 5 yesterday and commented on this... You can read about it here... http://www.techtv.com/news/story/0,2...321077,00.html

Originally posted by slimshady023:
hmm... that's odd. I can use both applications without switching around extensions. I burned an mp3 compilation cd yesterday in iTunes 1.1, then fired up Toast 5 and copied a cd -- never restarted the puter.

This is with a firewire Que, by the way.

later,
slim