Latest Roxio Software Encodes DivX Format

By Ian Bell Published August 29, 2005

Toast 7 users will be able to encode, decode and playback DivX content with the new software. Support for DivX 6 also provides Mac users with the ability for the first time to turn iMovie HD andFinal Cut HD projects into true High Definition DVDs that they can enjoy in the comfort of their living room on their DivX HD-enabled DVD player. Toast 7 is the latest product from Roxio to supportDivX technologies, which are also integrated into Roxio’s award-winning Easy Media Creator 7.5.

“DivX is the clear industry leader and the creator of the most widely adopted and utilized video format of its kind,” said Vito Salvaggio, vice president of product marketing, Roxio. “DivX 6 is an important part of an extremely compelling product release that’s packed with innovative features and Mac platform firsts.”

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