I noticed when I first upgraded from Toast 6 to Toast 8 that the video quality didn't seem as sharp -- I mostly burn .avi files to DVD-video, and it has always seemed the pixillation is more pronounced in the newer version.
I'm finally getting around to upgrading to Toast 9 or Toast 10, depending on how word of mouth on the latter shakes out. Can anyone who burns similar types of files comment on whether the video quality seems much improved in either version?
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I noticed when I first upgraded from Toast 6 to Toast 8 that the video quality didn't seem as sharp -- I mostly burn .avi files to DVD-video, and it has always seemed the pixillation is more pronounced in the newer version.
I'm finally getting around to upgrading to Toast 9 or Toast 10, depending on how word of mouth on the latter shakes out. Can anyone who burns similar types of files comment on whether the video quality seems much improved in either version?
Much appreciated!
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