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Does toast 9 burn Blue Ray?
- Thread starter saguakid
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You don't have a Blu-Ray burner and you want to know if you can burn Blu-Ray discs. And you were worried that it was going to be a stupid question...
Well sir,i said i dont have a blue ray burner in my mac,nobody has it,but i do have a blue ray burner FYI.
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If you have an external Blu-Ray burner and you installed the Blu-Ray support for Toast, a burning program, I can see how you would be confused ;P
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