Ashampoo Burning Studio 2010
Ashampoo Burning Studio is one of the best CD/DVD burning software out there (Nero, Roxio, and BurnAware are the others) but I personally love Ashampoo’s interface the best. It’s simple, yet intuitive to use. It’s also not bloated compared to Nero (with a built-in audio editor and who knows what else).
I’ve grabbed the Burning Studio 2008 and 2009 for free in the past but now you too can grab its latest version, Ashampoo Burning Studio 2010. The catch? They will send you a nagging email every now and then asking you to upgrade to their latest version down the track (which I normally sent to my trash as soon as I got it).
Overview of program features and functions:-
Burn and update data discsBurn data to CD, DVD or Blu-ray discs and update previously burned discs by adding and removing files and folders.
Back up your data to single or multiple discs
Back up your valuable data to one or more CD, DVD or Blu-ray discs. Single backups can span multiple discs. Restore your backups in a single easy operation.
Rip and burn music
Rip music from CDs and burn music to audio CDs and MP3 or WMA discs on CD, DVD and Blu-ray in a variety of formats. Encoders for all supported formats included.
Create high-quality slideshows
Turn your photos into impressive DVD/Blu-ray slideshows with titles, transitions and background music.
Copy CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray discs
Just insert a disc, select Copy and go to make a perfect copy.
Create and burn disc images
You can both create and burn ISO, CUE/BIN and Ashampoo’s own special ASHDISC image formats.
