can anyone recommend a good burning program for mac?

[YankeesWin]

I need a mac-compatible burning program for a friend of mine. Any suggestions?

 

[PliotronX]

I have zero experience with Macs, but I do know Roxio makes a program for the Mac called "Toast". Their site is really slow right now though =\

 

[Workin']

Toast from Roxio is about your only practical choice and is the de facto standard for burning CDs on a Mac. Fortunately it's also a good choice. Unfortunately, the cheapest I could find it was about $91 shipped (from MacConnection). I use it on my Mac and it has been trouble-free. It also supports just about every CDR-RW drive on the planet, whether it was originally intended for use with a Mac or not.

Just a few weeks ago, after I got a SCSI CD burner, I did a lot of searching, and I could not find anything cheaper, no shareware, no demos, not even warez, only one other program called Discribe, which looked really lame compared to Toast. So I had to break down and buy a copy. Ahead is coming out with a Mac version of Nero sometime, supposedly, but the details on their website are vague, and there isn't now nor will there ever be a demo version of it.

 

[FOBSIDE]

toast is the best one out there as far as ive seen. the newer versions of mac os come with disc burner. that works fine too but i prefer toast.

 

[Workin']

Yeah, if your friend's Mac is running OS 9.1 or higher he can get Disc Burner as a free download from Apple. It's not as versatile as Toast, but it works.