I first got the idea of dotfiles from Ruben. I have written a setp by step guide on how to backup and sync dotfiles. Setup terminal with oh my zsh and my favourite color.What to automate basically? To be able to quickly setup my development environment on fresh macOS. Use at your own risk! I have shared mine for the sake of inspiration only. Don’t blindly use my settings unless you know what that entails. Once the conversion was completed, it continued to sort them and then burned them to disc.⚠️ Warning: If you want to give these dotfiles a try, you should first fork this repository, review the code, and remove things you don’t want or need. It encoded 1.3 GB of files within 20 minutes on my 2.0 GHz MacBook running OS X 10.7 Lion. It will then ask you to convert them to MPG files and asks you where to save the converted files. Grab your video files, drop them on – I threw on some MP4 files – and hit the Burn button. Want to create a video DVD with titles and menus? Don’t want the hassle of having to tweak and edit it all? Then this is for you. There are plenty of apps online to do the above, but the last feature is the one that turned my head and puts this app in a league of its own. I am not sure if it creates bootable discs, that I haven’t had a chance to try out yet. It can burn images and copy disc to disc. You simple drop on the audio files you want, in varying or mixed formats and create the disc of your choice. It can burn audio disc in audio CD, audio DVD and MP3 discs. It can burn data CDs and DVDs for use on both Mac and Windows, in HFS+, Joilet, Mac & PC and UDF. The main screen is simple, with just four buttons/tabs across the top to set the type of disc you want to burn. It isn’t as fancy as Toast, but it does pretty much the same. However, not everyone has the funds to spend nearly £100 on it or perhaps you think you might not use all the features.īurn is a no frills app. There is no denying it, Roxio’s Toast is a great piece of kit with recent versions adding more and more fancy features especially in the DVD video creation area.

I had some video files I needed burning to a DVD-video yesterday, so started looking around for something free, and I stumbled across a superb little application called Burn.

Toast for mac video