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  1. 3rd Jan 2007 14:15 #1
    Denvers Dawgs
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    I've been using Roxio's Easy Cd Creater Platinum 5xx for several years and have never had a problem with it so I never upgraded it. Well I just got a new pc and the new dvd burner isn't seen by EZCD, and I really don't feel like spending $60+ for a new app for burning cds. Anyone have a good recommendation for a free cdburning app? Preferably one that the poster has actually used themselves. Thanks
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    Free? nope.
    Inexpensive, 30 day free trial and reliable as they come?
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    I'm also a HUGE fan of the old Roxio Easy CD Creator 5 Platinum....shame I can't get it to work on my system.
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    Can't you just use Windows Media Player(to burn audio cds). It's not great, but works...
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    You could try CDBurnerXPPro, it's not bad at all. Free. (Installed it originally to create bootable ISOs, but use it occasionally for data CDs).
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    Burn it to an ISO file and burn with ImgBurn.
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    For audio and/or data cd's, try Deepburner. Very similar to Nero, without some of the more advanced features... and without the price tag, of course..................
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    Originally Posted by fritzi93
    You could try CDBurnerXPPro, it's not bad at all. Free. (Installed it originally to create bootable ISOs, but use it occasionally for data CDs).
    CDBurnerXPPro is a good free program to use for CD's as well as DVD's. Imgburn that has already been mentioned is also a good free program to burn ISO images.
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    Well I just noticed that my copytodvd program has a create audio cd feature (never noticed before only C2D for dvds) I'll give that a try and see how it is.
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    Nero 6 Suite is only $3 to $5 from various vendors such as http://www.surpluscomputers.com/store/main.aspx?p=ItemDetail&item=SWW12252, and it's what I switched to when I encountered same problem you had with Roxio.
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    zdnet lists a freeware called Click 'N Burn; seems to have good CD burning features:
    http://downloads.zdnet.com/download.aspx?&kw=Click+%5C%27N+Burn&cat=230&promo=120000&docid=217400
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