CD burning programs

[G-ZUS]

Haven't burned a music cd in over 10 years :rofl: Whats a good free program to use these days?

[roopi]

Windows Media Player worked for me last time I tried it (years ago).

[rage2]

iTunes works surprisingly well too, but if you're going oldschool, not only do you gotta go back, you gotta go way back and make yourself a mixtape.

[Manhattan]

Nero was the best free program back in the day. If you're gonna go old school go with an old school program too. Listen to the songs on winamp before you burn.

[firebane]

If you want to burn just normal or music cds.. Imgburn is great and free.

[msommers]

ImgBurn.

[tha_bandit]

CDBurnerXP, and yes works with all versions of windows

[lilmira]

Looked it up and I'm surprised that you can still buy blank tapes.

[Swank]

Ashampoo burning studio has been working well for me for years. I probably make a new mp3 music CD every 4 months or so, still the easiest solution in the car for me.

Side note, just bought a cassette adapter for the old stereo I inherited at work, did that ever take me back :nut:

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[ianmcc]

PowerISO.

[Neil4Speed]

Originally posted by lilmira
Looked it up and I'm surprised that you can still buy blank tapes.

Amazingly there is a community that's dedicated to recording on Tape.

Lots of the older 80's ones go for big money if sealed.

[Thaco]

cdburnerxp is great, lightweight and simple, does pretty much everything i need.

[Zorac]

Originally posted by Thaco
cdburnerxp is great, lightweight and simple, does pretty much everything i need.

+1, just watch for the opencandy installer. you can say no to it during the install and they have an opencandy free installer if you dig through their web page.

[Maxt]

Originally posted by rage2
iTunes works surprisingly well too, but if you're going oldschool, not only do you gotta go back, you gotta go way back and make yourself a mixtape.
And it has to have C&C music factory on it.