#Toast burn marks install

Start a new Music DVD project (Burn > Burn Audio > Music DVD).

This is necessary since the Music DVD project will not accept an SD2F file. You will first need to perform either of the previous steps above: burn to an audio CD or convert to individual tracks. If you feel that ripping to indvidual files is too messy and disorganized, you have the option to save them to a Music DVD disc image file. Save the SD2F as a Music DVD disc image file (.toast)

Hit the Open button in the same window to start the conversion process.

Toast 20: right off the bat, you will see options to select which file format or device profile to convert to, with advanced options for audio quality.

To convert to a different format, click on the Options button.

Toast 19 and earlier: by default, all tracks will be converted to AIFF format, with an '.aif' file extension.

Depending on your Toast version, you will have format options to select from:.

Select or create a new folder that will hold the converted tracks.

Click on the Convert button on the bottom right-hand corner.

At this point, Toast is writing the individual tracks to a temporary location

Wait for the individual tracks to be written.

Drag and drop your SD2F file into the content area.Toast 20: Convert > Easy File Converter.Toast 19: Convert > Convert local files > Audio.Open Toast and start a new Convert project.If you do not want to burn your SD2F files as audio CDs, and instead prefer to retain the music tracks in their digital form, you can use Toast's Convert feature to rip the individual tracks from the SD2F file. If all goes well, you now have an audio CD containing all the tracks from the SD2F file.Ĭonvert the SD2F disc image into individual music tracks.Insert a blank CD-R disc and burn the project.Drag your SD2F file into the content area of your Audio CD project.Open Toast and start a new Audio CD project (Burn > Burn Audio > Audio CD).So, in order to play your audio tracks, you'll need to burn the SD2F files to disc as an audio CD. In this way, SD2F files act like Toast audio CD project files with the exception that SD2F files contain the actual audio files, while audio CD project files (.disc) do not -they simply contain pointers to where the audio files are located. While Toast 19 and later versions no longer support mounting of SD2F disc image files, they can still open them and load the audio tracks, ready to be burned to CD. WorkaroundĮven though you no longer have the ability to mount SD2F files as virtual audio CDs, there are other alternatives. In Toast 19 and later versions, these options have been dropped and are no longer available.

#Toast burn marks install

The service is installed either by selecting the option to install them during the Toast installation process, or by going into the app's Preferences window and installing from there, simply by putting a check mark on the box next to 'Install Toast It and Mount It desktop menu items'.

This service was used to mount disc image files, including SD2F files, in previous versions of Toast. The ToastIt/MountIt service has been removed from Toast 19 and 20. Nothing happens when you go to Toast > Utilities > Mount Disc Image and open your SD2F file. Toast 19 and later versions will no longer mount your SD2F (Sound Designer II File) files. CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2021 (Windows/Mac).