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nero is like M$ I know but what else is out there I need to know :dribble:

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Nero is just one my favorites - I also particularly dig ImgBurn with its wide array of configurations (can befuddle most folks.) ^_^

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nero (lite) and imgburn are 2 of the best optical media burners available. actually there never have been a serious alternative, i mean with the same set of features. (there are generic cd burners out there by the truckload)

and yes people still use them. i don't want to gift a client a flash drive just so they can take the goods home once!

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nero (lite) and imgburn are 2 of the best optical media burners available. actually there never have been a serious alternative, i mean with the same set of features. (there are generic cd burners out there by the truckload)

and yes people still use them. i don't want to gift a client a flash drive just so they can take the goods home once!

Why do you need to give something in a physical form to your clients? You have hundreds online alternatives and so on.

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Nero was good years back, then it became a shitty bloatware for the sake of being a shitty bloatware.

ImgBurn, sometimes i use Ashampoo for audio or video discs, i don't need anything else.

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nero (lite) and imgburn are 2 of the best optical media burners available. actually there never have been a serious alternative, i mean with the same set of features. (there are generic cd burners out there by the truckload)

and yes people still use them. i don't want to gift a client a flash drive just so they can take the goods home once!

Why do you need to give something in a physical form to your clients? You have hundreds online alternatives and so on.

yes, but they usually work with offline computers. (outlets,jukeboxes,database servers,etc) i won't risk them plugging in a virus ridden thumb drive there and then blaming MY software for it!. you know how people are.

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Depends on what you are burning and what medium is used eg CD, DVD, USB stick etc etc

I use ImgBurn for .ISO files but EZCD to burn MP3 files for use in my car CD player

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When it comes to burning music cds I still use Nero Ultra 7.10.1 Yeah, its pretty old but it does a fine job.

And BurnAware for ISO files.

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I'll just Still with Nero 2015 :evil: :rockon: & switch things up a bit with Ashampoo Burning Studio 15.0.4 What! :afro: :wub:

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Movies go on external drive or stick and it's too much fuss to burn audio for myself.

I only started burning for friends.

- EZ CD is best to make 80 minutes mixed CD"s. It can also handle most burning jobs.

- PowerISO has the interesting Mixed mode CD option and multi-burn.

That mixed mode comes with *bin files which originate from CDRWin, a program that is still around.

- Burnaware does not have Mixed mode and is only 32-bit, but it has multi-burn and is pretty good.

- EAC logs can be necessary for certain Uploads, but I dislike the program.

- ImgBurn will do the job, but is also disliked by me (very useful info)

- Nero. Nero? I have used it once because of its cult status. For who is used to it. For me bloated and goodby.

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For me its AnyBurn: :) icoVm3MIM.gif

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Version

Released date

File size

AnyBurn v2.8 (32-bit)

May 11, 2015

1046 K

AnyBurn v2.8 (64-bit)

May 11, 2015

1076 K

sm_dl.gif Download AnyBurn v2.8 (32-bit)

sm_dl.gif Download AnyBurn v2.8 (64-bit)

Other download:

  • AnyBurn Portable Version: This is the fully functional portable version for AnyBurn. It doesn't require installation. Just extract and start using it, or put it on a USB drive!

File size: 2433 KB MD5: 36B9AD2777ECB8F81B7B629FE41EA9E1

Supported operating systems:

  • 32-bit Windows: Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows 2008, Windows 7, Windows 8 / 8.1

  • 64-bit Windows: Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows 2008, Windows 7, Windows 8 / 8.1

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i usually burn softwares dvds & MHD MKV/MP4 videos, i tried some programs mentionned here, but my prefered burner is definetely UltraISO!

12 min to burn a full 4.37 GB folder @4x speed! thats enough for me ,-)

There is more advanced programs whitch provide plenty of features, but i'm not interested ,-)

Nero is good for other tasks but slow as hell when burning MKVs!

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