Going Old School With Disc Burning By ForbiddenGlory on Dec 18, 2007 - Updated Oct 15, 2011

This considerably simple yet effective program offers the user with the essential features towards getting those CD and DVD tasks done - and I, myself, have been using this ever since 2004, the year in which I received my first computer as a birthday gift. This was one of the couple of programs that the computer came included with, and it's only been a few times in which it would fail on me concerning the writing of CD's.

I soon found out to be the cause of running other programs in the background - something that every user should avoid and should simply take the patience in setting that aside for a couple of minutes, therefore being able to resume thereafter without any worries or even concerns and having that disc successfully written. Copies disc-to-disc, and in good fashion - does it quick, and the way it's supposed to be (that being with original settings from the disc that's being copied); comes included with Express Labeler in case you're the creative type and cannot have CD's that look absolutely blank in terms of its appearance (speaking of which, there's also the feature of erasing discs for future use); typical features out of disc authoring programs with disc creation, with the benefit of either creating data discs, radio/CD-player/car-compatible discs, jukebox discs - all of these features included within a simple, unique interface that's sure to satisfy the user that's seeking to have that big stack of blank discs gone.