Windows 7 What is the best software for burning

[mistu4u]

Though i personally prefer nero,but i want to know is there any other software which can compete nero in any way?i am asking user review from all of you.

 

[kemical]

I use this app as it's free, fast and does what it's supposed to..

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[Nibiru2012]

For burning ISO images and verification, nothing is better in my opinion than the free app called: ImgBurn. Powerful, small footprint and easy to configure.

For all around burning and such, for a free app the program CDBurnerXP It has a lot of features and a user-friendly GUI.

For an excellent paid program with a lot of features, plus you can use it on a trial basis for 30 days, is Link Removed

I used to be a big user and fan of NERO, but these days it's nothing but bloatware. What used to be an excellent small footprint program has gotten huge and unwieldy.

 

[cybercore]

Nero is perfect for creation of data and multimedia disks. UltraISO complements Nero when it comes to editting boot disks. Daemon Tools and Alcohol 120% can compete with Nero in emulating and copying disks.


I would not forget about Microsoft Windows explorer, which also allows to create disks. : )

 

[Jimbo22]

I use this app as it's free, fast and does what it's supposed to..

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Hey man, I just downloaded Ashampoo and it's works great. Nice find....I'm all about free software.

 

[kemical]

Hey Bassfisher! Glad you found it useful..

 

[Captain Jack]

Nero is perfect for creation of data and multimedia disks. UltraISO complements Nero when it comes to editting boot disks. Daemon Tools and Alcohol 120% can compete with Nero in emulating and copying disks.


I would not forget about Microsoft Windows explorer, which also allows to create disks. : )

+1 ... I would recommend NERO as well

 

[twokey]

I like this product (Nero),it takes care of all my viewing needs. Very easy to use and user friendly.

 

[Highwayman]

Nero all the way, although I prefer the bare essentials "Burning Rom", the rest of the bundle is rubbish I don't need.

 

[stevepdp]

I'm using InfraRecorder over here, it's a free and open-source alternative to all of the above recommendations.

It's a nice solution for most typical user requirements, and it feels quite similar to some of the earlier Nero builds.

Download page.

 

[OldTimer]

Nero all the way, although I prefer the bare essentials "Burning Rom", the rest of the bundle is rubbish I don't need.

When installing from the Pro package, it's possible to only install the basic Burning Rom software and to leave out all the rippers, strippers, etc.

I use Nero exclusively when building my Utility CD's that I take with me on service calls. Their Drag N Drop way of building a disk is remarkably easy.
But if I want to create a quick ISO of a CD/DVD or burn an ISO I've just downloaded, I rely on "ImgBurn". It's remarkably quick and easy to use. And, did I mention .... it's FREE!

As for Nero, I seem to be stuck on version 8 Lite.

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[Agent Data]

ImgBurn, 3 MB slim when installed, what I use - all I need is there and it works fine!

 

[Nibiru2012]

I'm using InfraRecorder over here, it's a free and open-source alternative to all of the above recommendations.

It's a nice solution for most typical user requirements, and it feels quite similar to some of the earlier Nero builds.

Download page.

I have heard many good things about InfraRecorder. There are plenty of great CD/DVD burning applications available to choose from, many just as good as if not better than NERO.

 

[Agent Data]

Tried IR 64 before - very simple software! Failed on my system..could not even erase a R/W DVD! I guess this software can't handle SATA burners.