This feature adds functionality to Apple's iMovie software. This means you can translate these movies into a VCD-compatible format, burn them in Toast, and play them on a DVD player. With the previous version of Toast, if you wanted to burn a CD you had to get up from your chair and find something else to do while your Mac burned the disc. Those days are over, because Toast 5 can now burn your CDs in the background. Long-time Toast users will find this feature an impressive addition.
Background burning has additional undocumented advantages.
If you have two CD burners, you can make a copy of the Toast application and burn two different CDs at the same time. That may sound pretty astonishing to people who have burned CDs before, but Roxio claims you're not limited to just two CD burners for multiple, simultaneous burn sessions. Roxio has done an amazing job with the new upgrade, and the price is just right. Anyone investing in a CD-RW should get this program. If you buy one of the new G4s with the built-in SuperDrive for DVD burning, Toast Titanium is waiting to do the job.