CD Burning Software?

Discussion in 'Audio' started by bobright, Jun 9, 2005.

  1. bobright

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    like my media player thread, What does everyone use to burn cds?(anything to keep in mind)

    i use jet audio, mainly for its speed. anyone know any better/faster ones?
     
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  2. pohknee

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    I use Sonic Record now max for general burning and Acoustica MP3 Burner for audio disks. WWW.Acoustica.com
     
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  3. djscoop

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    Nero 6 for me, it does everything and has never let me down.
     
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  4. ddp

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    i use roxio 5 plat. version tho i have copies of roxio 6 & nero 6 series.
     
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  5. bobright

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    yeah i had nero and i think i have a version of roxio

    in terms of quality, what do you thinks best...

    i know wmp burns crappy

     
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    in terms of quality roxio and nero are probably about equal, although I honestly never really liked roxio, I think nero is much better
     
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  7. ddp

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    i just use roxio to make data cds of various drivers for computers. right now have 80+ cds for that.
     
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  8. bobright

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    cool, thanks for your guys' input.

     
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  9. ddp

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    no problem, teach & learn
     
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  10. bobright

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    always.

    =)
     
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  11. djscoop

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    80 CDs of just drivers, ddp? holy crap man...
     
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  12. ddp

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    my dnload folder that is divided into subfolders for modems, netcards, printers & such has about 11.5gig of info never mind copies of motherboard cds. was 1 reason for going to a 160gig hd than partitioning into 2, 40gig for windows & 120gig for data
     
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  13. djscoop

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    WOW. so when you go work on people's computer, do you just bring your HD with you, or all the CDROMS?
     
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  14. bobright

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    probably whatver drivers are needed.

    ddps pimp.

    =)

     
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    i bring the cds & also have a usb2 40gig 2.5" hd that has some updates for avg, spybot & such. also comes in handy for copying info from customer's computer if having to blow their hd out & reload from scratch. also good to dnload any music off their hd.
     
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  16. windowup

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    I use Acoustica
     
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