Really slick piece of software, with elegant interface and relevant information always nicely presented to user. A shining example of what the Mac software design philosophy is all about.

Super Software

Toast-it integrates wonderfully, and knows just what to do with the data. I love taking any ripped, uploaded or downloaded video files and simply right-clicking and selecting toast it to make a DVD. I've used Nero on the PC, but I'd hate to be stuck using anything other than Toast now.

Can be useful to mount disc images (eg: .iso) that aren't mounted properly by Disk Utility.

Detailed change log is here: http://www.roxio.com/enu/support/toast/software_updates.html

the best!!!!
like NERO

Unfortunately I get the dreaded hardware error on lead-outs on all my DL media using either my MBP internal or my LG external DVD-R drive...Disco doesn't burns them just fine

Version 9 is out, new features and comparison with versions 8 and 7 are here

I'm still running Toast 7. When I bought it, it was the only application that supported my external burner. The price is steep, the feature set is limited. But I use Toast almost daily. It's a universal tool: burn disks from images, create images, create DVDs from EyeTV recordings, create ISO disks for universal acces on all platforms, ... Toast 7 just works. Nothing fancy, but useful.

Expensive but great. Used Burn for a while, but it doesn't do nearly as many things as Toast. I bought it when I had to shrink DVDs.