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What is a TOAST file? A TOAST file is a CD or DVD disc image created with Roxio Toast, a popular disc authoring program for Mac OS X. It is similar to a standard .ISO disc image, but contains specific Toast formatting information.

More Information NOTE: Changing a Toast disc image's file extension from ".toast" to ".iso" may allow the file to be opened by Windows disc authoring programs as well as Apple's Disk Utility software. However, compatibility is not guaranteed.

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What is a TOAST file?

A TOAST file is a CD or DVD disc image created with Roxio Toast, a popular disc authoring program for Mac OS X. It is similar to a standard .ISO disc image, but contains specific Toast formatting information.

More Information

NOTE: Changing a Toast disc image's file extension from ".toast" to ".iso" may allow the file to be opened by Windows disc authoring programs as well as Apple's Disk Utility software. However, compatibility is not guaranteed.

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Updated: May 24, 2016

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What is a TOAST file?↓
A TOAST file is a CD or DVD disc image created with Roxio Toast, a popular disc authoring program for Mac OS X. It is similar to a standard .ISO disc image, but contains specific Toast formatting information.

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