Roxio Popcorn

Software Overview

Roxio Popcorn is a Macintosh software program used to copy DVDs and convert videos. It can duplicate personal CDs and DVDs, and can also copy audio and video data directly to the hard disk. Popcorn can convert video into several different file formats, which may be published on the Web or played back on popular devices.

The Popcorn user interface is divided into two project categories: Copy and Convert. You can select a category, choose the video source (e.g., DVD Disc, Disk Image, etc.), then add files via drag and drop or the built-in Media Browser. When copying a project, you can burn a disc or save a .TOAST disc image. When converting a media file, you simply select the target device and output quality, then export the video.

Popcorn also allows you to browse and extract video and audio clips from DVD movies. You can locate clips using a disc timeline, or search by titles or specific chapters. Extracted clips can be converted to one of several different video formats. When converting a video file, Popcorn displays video clip previews so that you can adjust quality settings before lengthy video conversions. The program also provides controls to pause and resume CPU-intensive video encoding processes, and includes tools for scheduling batch conversions.

Roxio Popcorn is mainly utilized for personal use for converting and sharing videos. It can convert a wide variety of video formats and is useful for managing your collection of movies. If you are looking for a way to digitize your DVD collection or convert video files to a format that you can view, this is a great option for you.

Primary File Type

.TOASTToast Disc Image

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