When Toast is done, a dialogue box will appear saying that “Your disk is ready.” Now click the button in the dialogue box which says “Eject.” Toast will eject the CD (or DVD) copy you made using Toast.

After you’ve inserted the disk, Toast will automatically begin writing the contents of your original disk to the recordable disk. Get the disk and then insert a blank recordable disk. When Toast is done recording the disk, it will eject your disk.Now wait while Toast records the original CD (or DVD) you are copying. Click the “Record” button on the dialogue box.In this example we’ll be making only one copy. A dialogue window will appear after you press “Record.” Choose the number of copies you want to make by typing a number.Click “Record”–that’s the big red button on the lower right of the window.Select “Copy” on the upper left side of the Toast window.Insert the CD (or DVD) you want to copy.This works whether you are copying a disk which contains movies, music, or documents. If you want to know how to use Toast Titanium to make a copy of a DVD or CD you own, follow this step-by-step tutorial below. It retails for USD 79.99 after a USD 20 mail-in rebate. It’s made by Roxio and is available here as a paid application: Toast on Roxio’s website. Do you have a DVD or a CD you want to make a copy of? There’s a very flexible application that has been around for a while and it is called Toast Titanium.

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