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Roxio Popcorn 3 adds iPhone, Apple TV, Tivo support
By Charles Starrett
Contributing Editor
Published: Friday, August 17, 2007
News Categories: Mac Software
Roxio is preparing an update to its Popcorn desktop DVD and video conversion application for Mac. Popcorn 3 features support for both the iPhone and Apple TV, better video quality settings, and TivoToGo functionality. Along with its DVD-burning features, which include Fit-to-DVD, automatic video conversion and menu building, and support for dual-layer drives, the application’s video conversion feature gets batch conversion, a video quality preview that lets users see what the compressed video will look like at the current settings, and the ability to convert TivoToGo recordings for viewing on the iPhone, Apple TV, or iPod. Roxio Popcorn 3 will be available at the end of the month and will run $50 for a full version; $30 for an upgrade from previous versions.
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I wonder if they will ever update Toast 8?
I got Toast because of the Tivo-to-go for Mac and it works great, but there doesnt seem to be any support for it after its initial release.
Posted by unreal on August 17, 2007 at 7:46 AM (PST)