[petern1674]

From reading Roxio's website, I understand that Popcorn2 can import Quicktime/DiVX files and convert them to iPod compatible video files. Can Popcorn2 also convert these Quicktime/DiVX files to DVD format?

[tsantee]

petern1674, on Apr 24 2006, 08:55 AM, said:

From reading Roxio's website, I understand that Popcorn2 can import Quicktime/DiVX files and convert them to iPod compatible video files. Can Popcorn2 also convert these Quicktime/DiVX files to DVD format?

No. For that you'd need Toast 7.

[petern1674]

tsantee, on Apr 24 2006, 09:37 AM, said:

No. For that you'd need Toast 7.

But I don't think Toast 7 has all the new features of Popcorn 2, does it? Like the "director's cut" pick-and-choose feature, which looks really nice.

For the record, I already own Toast 6 and Popcorn 1, and I'm very happy with both products. I just don't understand why Popcorn 2 was released as a separate product. I thought Toast 7 brought it all together. Now it looks like I'm expected to buy both products (again) to get all the functionality?

Or are we supposed to wait for Toast 8?

[tsantee]

petern1674, on Apr 24 2006, 03:07 PM, said:

But I don't think Toast 7 has all the new features of Popcorn 2, does it? Like the "director's cut" pick-and-choose feature, which looks really nice.

For the record, I already own Toast 6 and Popcorn 1, and I'm very happy with both products. I just don't understand why Popcorn 2 was released as a separate product. I thought Toast 7 brought it all together. Now it looks like I'm expected to buy both products (again) to get all the functionality?

Or are we supposed to wait for Toast 8?

I have both Popcorn 2 and Toast 7 and enjoy that they are different applications. Sure they do some things the same, but in those cases Popcorn 2 is much easier to use and can be faster as well.

As for converting DivX to DVD, another option you have is to buy a DVD player that accepts DivX discs.