burner software suggestions [software suggestions] [burner software]

admin / September 4th, 2010/ Posted in Software / No Comments »

Q: Hello All,

I am looking for suggestions for a burning software. Last week I was on vacation and my daughter and I took many pictures with our digital cameras, well, the laptop I was using (mine is out for repair so I rented a) 977 503 977 503 acted strange when I had our pictures burned Yesterday before we went home, and now I know why . the pictures that I had burned my digicam, and it would not work on our computers. It only worked on the rented laptop. So I think the time for me to buy a good burning program, but I really do not know what I should get.

It looks like Roxio or Nero 7 to get the people, but as I said I do not know So I thouhgt that I would come and get you guys / gals on the input: D

I will use the backup of my Windows operating system and making the screen tastes when it comes to that.

Thanks for your help and suggestions, CA 977 503


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Re:guy WHOO-WHOO!! it worked,

I just copied the photos back on that rental lappy and then insatlled CD-BURNERXP and then used that program to burn all of our vacation pictures on a new CD blank and now we are a happy family again. A cold one for you buddy :beer:

:) :)

Thanks everyone…whew! I dodged another computer bullit :D

CA


Re:guy I'm trying it right now so I'll get back with the results ASAP!!

BTW, thanks :)


Re:For simple, quick and dirty burning (not to mention, FREE), I like CD BurnerXP Pro (http://www.cdburnerxp.se/ )

Re:Nero works like a breeze!:cool:

Re:hehehe, I was reading the "Peoples" reviews on |CNET.com| and its pretty much a tie as to which one is the better program.

Although people seem to say that NERO is the better product, I guess its jsut a matter of personal choice so to me which ever is the cheaper product at the retail store will be the deciding factor in what I buy :)

Thanks


Re:Don't like nero…never have! Love Roxio, never had any problems like I had with nero crapping up the cds…

Re:Thanks everyone,

DAVE said: You probably burned the CD using some sort of "packet writing" scheme (to support drag and drop in windows explorer) instead of as a normal data CD.

I guess so, The rented laptop did not have any burning software although it was a fairly new 15" IBm laptop. Heres what happened.

After selecting the photos to burn (just using WinXP default burner) I then right-clicked on all of them and usually there would be a pop up menu that would say send to cd drive and then I would burn them.

But this time after doing all of that the computer said that I would have to "format" the blank that I just had put in. So after allowing the OS to format my blank I then burned all of our pictures onto the blanks.

This was the first time that I witnessed a burner saying that I had to format the media, but maybe they all do that it just that its done and we don't see it being done.

So I guess Ill get NERO but which version would you sugget? also how come some people don't like Roxio?

CA


Re:Nero for me.
My burner came with Roxio 6 (?) and it works fine too. I just prefer Nero.

Re:Nero.

You probably burned the CD using some sort of "packet writing" scheme (to support drag and drop in windows explorer) instead of as a normal data CD. If you really need to read that CD (only copies of the photos) you'd need to buy something that includes the same kind of "packet writing" support.


Re:Either Roxio or Nero are good and will get the job done. I personally prefer Nero.

Re:nero
PLEASE GOD NO NOT ROXIO

yes. Nero.


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