Toast With Jam 6 (Mac) review:4 stars (Toast with Jam) - Have only started to use it but so far... I have had problems and will now have to consult their manual to see if its fixable... Operating the program intuitively and from experience from past versions, I was disappointed to see the first CD I burned which should have contained about 18 songs did NOT record several tracks.. could be my fault but I didn't do anything differently to the tracks which did record as opposed to the tracks that didn't record but did take up space on the burned CD.. back to the drawing board..1 stars (NO Customer Support and Required Registration) - I bought the product from Amazon. After installing this product, I tried to install the updates only to find out that I have to register the product in order to install their bug fixes. So after typing in their long registration code, it wouldn't accept it because it said it was for Toast and not for Toast with Jam. The box had not code for Toast with Jam, only one for Toast and one for Jam. There is no technical support. No apparent way to e-mail them for technical support. If there is a way, they have hidden it very well.
I can't get past the installation procedure problems to even give an evaluation of how well it works. I regret buying this this single purchase and will not be buying it for all the computers in my lab. I'm just glad I bought just one to find this out beforehand. When you use Roxio's product, you will be left on your own.4 stars (The DVD Music Album alone is worth the high price...) - The DVD Music Album feature has allowed me to start consolidating all of my live recordings onto DVDs. I've burned two so far, one with 8 CDs and one with about a dozen or so CDs. The only reason I did not give the full five stars is that I've had two DVDs "coastered" during a failed burn. When it comes to burning audio, TwJ is far superior to iTunes. |
