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Roxio is a division and brand of Sonic Solutions. It was originally a digital media company created from the spinoff of Adaptec's Software Products Group in 2001 followed by the acquisition of MGI Software in 2002. Roxio's management chose to pursue the digital music download/subscription market at the expense of Roxio's CD and DVD products, and soon acquired both Pressplay and the remains of Napster. Needing cash to keep the online music service going, Roxio sold the rest of the company to Sonic Solutions in 2004 and changed its name to Napster Inc.

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