Walt, you wrote,
>Note, I talked about making the frog CD. That was made using Jam 5 in
>OS9, before I moved to OSX. In fact I held off going to OSX until it was
>finalized. Just in case there were issues. I do still have my last full
>OS9 system and apps untouched by OSX on a separate hard disk if needed.
I did that too, for insurance. I only have one machine I have to boot
into 9 now, my PowerBook, to run Spectrafoo for metering.
>The fact that Jam is still sold with the
>point that it makes full red book compliant cds from the same company
>that makes Toast tells me that Toast may still not be building fully
>compliant audio cds. Just less noticed as newer cd players are more
>tolerant.
My understanding is that Toasted products are fully compliant (I've
sent masters for pressing), but Toast offer all the features that a
full CD mastering program has, esoteric stuff like ISRC codes for
each song. Not very important.
-Dan Dugan
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