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03 Sep 2010  
kak2a2

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
107 posts
kuwait
 
 
help choosing programs ...

1- for burning MP3 CDs and ISO i use Roxio Creator 2010 Pro
it does the job but it is kind of heavy and slow ( 3.34 GB )
so what's the best and lightest program for burning ?



2- for playing media i use media player classic with the
k-lite codec pack
it's great and it can play anything but "RMVB" ... so i had to install realplayer
is there any player that can play everything ?

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03 Sep 2010  
Francis93

Windows 7 Ultimate x86 Service Pack 1
2,175 posts
 
 

kak2a2,

Roxio Creator 2010 Pro is indeed a heavy application, making it slow to install and utilize. I advise you to uninstall Roxio, and then download and install ImgBurn. Most people here in SF highly recommend that app because it's lightweight and fast.

Media Player Classic with K-Lite is a great combination, but you can try out VLC media player or Shark007's Free Codec solutions. Most people use and recommend those as well.
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03 Sep 2010  
kak2a2

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
107 posts
kuwait
 
 

^^^
can it make mp3 CD's ?
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03 Sep 2010  
Francis93

Windows 7 Ultimate x86 Service Pack 1
2,175 posts
 
 

Yes.

Quote:
ImgBurn is a lightweight CD / DVD / HD DVD / Blu-ray burning application that everyone should have in their toolkit!
Just click here for more info.
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03 Sep 2010  
Petey7

Windows 7 Professional SP1 64-bit
3,075 posts
Virginia
 
 

ImgBurn is mostly for burning ISOs, but you can make MP3 CDs using WMP.
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03 Sep 2010  
kak2a2

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
107 posts
kuwait
 
 

i just added the real alternative codec to the media player classic and everything is solved now
thank you guys : )
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