Disco public beta and today-only macZOT price

Ok, 3rd post. ;]
There is the function but I can't find it. Is there a way to erase a cd-rw with disco?

To myself: read the release notes before post!
http://discoapp.com/releasenotes.php
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I read the close beta didn't have the erase disk function. Did they add it in last release?

I tried this thing out. It's pretty nice looking and very intuitive. The burn effect is neat, and I like how the buttons make it look almost like a ProApp. I think it needs some work, but as a beta, it's pretty sweet.

One thing I hope Apple implements in Leopard that this app has is when you deselect the window and go to a different running app, the drop shadow graciously fades instead of just abruptly fading like everything else does, and fades back smoothly when you re-select it. It's a nice little touch that I feel like will fit in with all of Leopards other eye-candy goodies.

why cant i make an image of any disc ??

Yeah, forgot to mention that the multi-volume burn is going to be especially handy for me. I always burn off my iLife projects after I'm done with them, in case I want to go back at some later point and re-use and/or re-cut some footage, change a transition, whatever. I used to do this by StuffIt'ing the whole thing, using the segmenter thingie, and individually burning off each segment to its own DVD-R. A real pain if you ask me. Disco is going to make this a LOT easier.

how do you know if you mac supports smoke effects or not? it doesn't clearly specify anywhere.

I admit that at first I thought Disco was kinda frivolous and silly, not something worth plunking down $25 on. I use Finder to burn data CD/DVDs, and Disk Utility to burn images (ISO's). Then I read this post which mentioned the Discography feature. The minute I read that, I headed over to macZot and put down $25 of my hard earned money.

Discography is a feature that will let you search the contents of every disk you've burned in the past. If you burn a lot of data CD/DVD's (i.e. backing up files) like I do, this should be a no-brainer. I have lost count of how many times I need to go hunting for a particular file, only to end up asking myself "Now, what disk did I burn that silly thing on again...?" Usually this ends up with me frantically digging through my entire pile of backups, hoping that I remembered to properly label my disks; or (as usually is the case, considering my poor disk labeling habits) inserting each disk in the drive, double clicking on it, and scanning for the file I want.

Having previously criticised this app, I actually bought it today. I don't have toast or any other apps, and the built in burning in OSX is very lite.

Works a treat. 8 minutes pay well spent. ;-)

ok, nice to see the audio feature has been implemented. It still has a ways to go. I still want to be able to drag and drop from iTunes.