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  1. 10th Jun 2011 13:15 #1
    marlo
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    Hi All,
    when I had a windows, I used ImgBurn ( wonderful tool)
    now I have an Imac and quite frankly I don't think that it can be used
    any valid alternative?

    thanks a lot/Fabio
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  2. 10th Jun 2011 16:03 #2
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    Thread moved to the mac forum where you can get more help.
    I think,therefore i am a hamster.
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  3. 11th Jun 2011 00:42 #3
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    sounds like you need Toast
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    for burning purpose I use LiquidCD (donationware)
    For DVD, iPad, HD, connected TV, … iMovie & FCPX? MovieConverter-Studio 3 (01/24/2015) - Handle your camcorder's videos? even in 60p or 60i? do a slow-motion? MovieCam.
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  5. 11th Jun 2011 03:16 #5
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    thanks but I'd need something for DVD
    Liquid seems only for CD, correct?
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  6. 11th Jun 2011 03:27 #6
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    ok sorry it is also for dvd
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  7. 11th Jun 2011 08:04 #7
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    There's nothing really as good as ImgBurn for Macs, but I use Burn (freeware) and it's OK. It doesn't have a lot of options but if you just need to burn something it's OK.

    Many people who have Macs will run a virtual machine on the Mac with Windows. If you do that you can run ImgBurn inside a Windows VM.
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    any other option available ( if possible free)?

    thanks
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  9. 12th Aug 2011 16:30 #9
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    I have an .iso file ( 4 GB) and burn doesn't recognize it
    with liquid cd there are some errors in the writing process

    any other software?

    thanks
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    Toast is it (3rd $party).

    Jobs is anti-optical anything. You bought into his plan when you purchased that iMac.

    With Mac you can run Linux alts. Best to keep a running Windows machine.
    Recommends: Kiva.org - Loans that change lives.
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    Disk Utility will burn DVDs and it's free and already on your Mac.
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    I use Burn:
    http://burn-osx.sourceforge.net/Pages/English/home.html
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