CDRWIN
10.0.14.106
Size: 22.9 GB
Downloads: 40265
Platform: Windows (All Versions)
A lot of people still use CD and DVD discs, even though they were launched a long time ago. The reason for this is that optical discs can store a fair amount of data and are very cheap. Not to mention the fact that they are supported by a large number of media devices. Still, in order to create a new disc from your files and folders or in order to copy a disc to an image file or to another disc, you will need a specialized application. Windows includes a tool for burning discs, but it's really limited and doesn't do its job as it should.
A much better application for performing various operations with optical discs is CDRWIN. This Windows program allows you to create copies of discs, either on the hard disk or on another blank disc, but it also includes a large number of other features. After installing and running the software, the user will be presented with a simple and basic interface, which allows him to easily access all the program's features.
The Copy Disc option allows one to either copy a disc to another directly, copy a disc to an image file or create a new disc from an existing image file. For this option, the user can select the burning speed and can also configure the file system for the new disc. Besides that, CDRWIN allows you to rip any audio CD to digital audio files, using various formats, like MP3 or WAV. There is also an option for creating audio CDs from regular MP3 files.
Pros
It allows you to copy any disc to another directly. Besides that, it can rip any audio CD to digital audio files. Furthermore, it supports Blu-ray discs.
Cons
The demo version can only work for 7 days. Using CDRWIN you can easily create various discs from image files and also rip audio CDs to digital audio files.
CDRWIN
10.0.14.106
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CDRWIN Editor’s Review Rating
CDRWIN has been reviewed by Jerome Johnston on 23 Oct 2013. Based on the user interface, features and complexity, Findmysoft has rated CDRWIN 5 out of 5 stars, naming it Essential