BurnAware is the ultimate disc burning software. BurnAware Professional is the professional’s choice for complete CD and DVD duplication and disc burning. It is permitted for commercial use and includes extra features essential for business and professional users including: parallel erasing, importing any sessions and simultaneous disc writing.Key Features:
* Create and burn Data Discs, Bootable Discs, Audio CDs, Jukebox Discs, DVDs-Video
* Create and burn disc images, bootable images
* Copy and rip CDs, DVDs
* Erase / Format rewritable discs
Download: BurnAware Professional 2.0 | Shareware, $49.95
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for audio... Burrrn ( www.burrrn.net is official site but is down... try here instead... http://www.softpedia.com/get/CD-DVD-Tools/...ng/Burrrn.shtml )
cause bottom line is 49.99 is alot to pay for software when free software (like i mentioned above) is just as good if not better pretty much.
Last edited by ThaCrip on 31 May 2008 - 03:26
your right it does but it's not really efficient for AUDIO that's why i prefer Burrrn
Highlights
* Writes to all CD/DVD media types including Blu-ray
* Supports ISO/UDF/Bridge file systems
* Supports true, simultaneous image writing
* Supports parallel erasing
* Writes in Disc-at-Once/Track-at-Once modes
* On-the-fly writing for all image types
* Supports CD-Text for Audio CDs
* Auto-verification of written files
* Writes multi-session to all supported media formats
* Clean, flexible, easy to use interface
* Supports unicode for multi-byte languages
* Supports Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista (32 and 64 Bit)
Don't quite understand why anybody would want or care for Parallel erasing? Please tell me.
If I have a disk that I don't want anybody to ever read, I cut it in half with heavy duty scissors. Why would I want to erase?
Is the parallel erasing for CDrw?
so true.
I saw a blank 50GB BD-RW for a $150
I was like rofl "are you kidding me?"
http://www.glorylogic.com/
*Windows Vista's Live file System: A file storage system that can be used to create CDs and DVDs. Discs formatted with Live File System allow you to copy files to the disc at any time, instead of copying (burning) them all at once like Floppy or Memory Card. Works with CD-R, CD+R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, or DVD-RAM. For More visit: http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/e...806cbe1033.mspx
Last edited by Faisal Islam on 31 May 2008 - 17:46
Maybe u didn't use Windows Vista's Built-in burner. Ya! I prefer Nero for Advance Burning.
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