Yeah, we know. Your Mac could do almost anything and everything, that's why they were blessed with an awesome fanbase. But if you feel like you need more flexibility in terms of recording in your CDs or DVDs, then Roxio might just have something that could be useful.

Roxio's latest software for Mac burners is the Toast 8 Titanium. This one offers a lot of improved and new features such as the ability to record data on a high-capacity Blu-ray discs. And if you value aesthetics a lot, Toast 8 also has a LightScribe feature that would label your discs to make it easier on the eyes.

Aside from that, this comes with a TivoToGo software for Macs. This is said to be the only authorized way for Mac loyalists to transfer their recorded TV shows from their TiVos to DVDs, iPods, or PSPs. The Roxio Toast 8 Titanium is now available for roughly 80 greenbacks and to check out the full list of features and requirements of this software, click on our read link below that will take you to Roxio's official site.

Now you can have LightScribe drives in your Mac. Announced by LaCie earlier today, their drives are now Mac-compatible, along with the release of its LightScribe Labeling software.

LightScribe is the software which allows you to create labels on your burned CDs or DVDs without the need for those printer or sticky label papers. The drive has a "direct-to-disc" label technology that etches it right on the disc itself. You can even make it funky by putting in an artwork or whatever design you may be so inclined to put. The announcement is particularly fantastic, because although there are already some Mac users who have had the LightScribe drives for a while now, it is only now that LaCie's software allowed for it to be Mac-compatible.

The drives are already available for just under US $100, while the software comes free with the drives. The LightScribe labeling software is also released for Linux.