.DISC File Extension
Roxio Toast Document
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What is a DISC file?
A DISC file is a project file created by Roxio Toast, a multimedia disc authoring and burning application. It contains the saved settings for a data, audio, video, or, copy, or conversion disc project. DISC files also include references to the locations of data or multimedia files included in the project and burning settings.
More Information
DISC files are the native format for Toast projects. These project files can be used for burning optical discs as well as disc image files. The native extension used for Toast disc images is .TOAST.
To save a project as a DISC file with Toast, select . To open a project saved in a DISC file, select .
The following are the different types of projects DISC files may store:
- Data - Burn any file or folder on a disc for archiving, transferring, backing up purposes.
- Audio - Burn audio to a CD, music DVD or MP3 disc to be played in a computer, home or car stereo, or DVD player.
- Video - Create VCDs, SVCDs, DVD-Video discs, Blu-ray or HighDef DVDs to be used in a computer or DVD player.
- Copy - Copy a CD, DVD, BD, or disc image file.
- Conversion - Convert a video file to another video format.
Programs that open DISC files
Mac
Paid