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Roxio [[TOAST]] can save a project file to a .DISC file for later use<ref>http://help.roxio.com/toast/v17/main/en/user-guide/toast-17.pdf#page=20</ref>. The project file only contains information about the disc layout and links to content, not the content itself. Compatibility might be an issue between earlier and later versions<ref>https://forums.support.roxio.com/topic/123865-how-to-deal-with-disc-files/</ref>. | Roxio [[TOAST]] can save a project file to a .DISC file for later use<ref>http://help.roxio.com/toast/v17/main/en/user-guide/toast-17.pdf#page=20</ref>. The project file only contains information about the disc layout and links to content, not the content itself. Compatibility might be an issue between earlier and later versions<ref>https://forums.support.roxio.com/topic/123865-how-to-deal-with-disc-files/</ref>. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:58, 28 October 2023
- This article is about a specific file format. For optical discs in general, see Optical Discs.
Roxio TOAST can save a project file to a .DISC file for later use[1]. The project file only contains information about the disc layout and links to content, not the content itself. Compatibility might be an issue between earlier and later versions[2].
[edit] File Identification
Roxio Toast .DISC files have a data fork which has the magic header 5449534F and a Resource Fork, the latter containing metadata and paths to the content to be included on disc.
[edit] Screenshots
