CD-R Software

[TORQUE THIS]

What program are you guys using to make your own audio CD's?

 

[nixter]

I use Musicmatch Jukebox right now. Drag and drop files then hit burn. Thats it. MMJ also rips tracks from CD to MP3. MMJ is also an MP3 player. Happy with the product although it highlights the sluggishness of my system.





Nixter

 

[jzaremski]

I use Windows Media Player in a pinch, but normally Easy CD Creator.

 

[TomGolden]

I have used Easy CD Creator, and am now using a program called Nero Burning-ROM. Both work quite well for me.

 

[slo-ryde]

Easy CD that came with my laptop burner is probably the easiest to use. If you're in a hurry and just want to dump files to a cd this is the quickest and easiest. The software that came with the burner isn't the full release that retails in stores for $100 but does everything I've needed.



The burner I bought for the desktop came with Nero's Burning Rom software. It has a lot of bells and whistles, probably great for people who spend a lot of time "packaging" what they burn. It also has a decent label designer.

 

[nickleinonen]

Originally posted by TomGolden

I have used Easy CD Creator, and am now using a program called Nero Burning-ROM. Both work quite well for me.

i did something to screw up my HP 8100 cdrw drive a while back. i originally thought it was software related and i uninstalled the ez cd creator that came with it and re installed it hoping to fix it and nothing, still came to a blue illigal application screen when i tried to burn. just for s & g, i downloaded the new version of nero [demo version] and well, it works... it burned on a cdrw, but i didn't have any blank cdr's to try and burn on... gonna pick some blanks up and make some burns before my demo copy expires.