What is best software for Burning on CD/DVD?

[Deleted member 178]

imgburn is indeed a good one

 

[Oxygen]

Forgot to mention this little fellow which is new in town but really powerful
http://www.anyburn.com/
Has some advanced features like burning every type of disk image that you throw on it. Can convert all of them.
And it's barely bigger than 1mb.
Awesome program.

It looks so simple! I like it though

 

[Creator Of Manticore]

If u like burning movies to watch on ur tv i recommend dvd santa or nero.

 

[apaul]

nero is not free and heavy on ram

 

[WinXPert]

nero is not free and heavy on ram

and heavy on HDD space too.

I use DeepBurner FRee Portable on XP and Win7. I don't have Win8 rig to test it

 

[cooldoctor2007]

My vote goes to Ashampoo burning studio. I use the paid version 12.

 

[apaul]

I am totally satisfied with AnyBurn. Its soo nice.

 

[software182]

IMGburn is enough for me

 

[Alzie]

free make video converter easy to use normally get two films to dvd take care when installing as not to install any unwanted extras

 

[Oxygen]

and heavy on HDD space too.

I use DeepBurner FRee Portable on XP and Win7. I don't have Win8 rig to test it

Works quite well on my windows 8.1

 

[McLovin]

I'd say Roxio, but mind you that's paid and now a days people will look at free alternatives.

 

[JuninhoSlo]

I have Infra Record.

 

[ismethere]

me, daemon tools..

 

[Cats-4_Owners-2]

I'm with software182. After using IMGburn to convert the iso image into a disk, I've been enjoying linux Manjaro Open Box! Even though it may not be music for the ears, it has none the less been singing quite sweetly!!
Ps ..and I've just realized the reason I'd tried it was because of reading Littlebits' recommendation on page [1]. @Littlebits Thanks!

 

[WinXPert]

Works quite well on my windows 8.1

Used it once on my sis's HP running Win 8, no problems

 

[Oxygen]

Used it once on my sis's HP running Win 8, no problems

Was it regular windows 8?

 

[WinXPert]

yup plain vanilla, not pro or enterprise