Solved Alternative to Nero

[trendy]

Good day to all,I'm looking for an alternative to Nero.My granddaughter is home from university and has a lot of data on cd & dvd disc which belong to the uni now she would like to make copies of these discs,We went to use Nero last night and only grief she had with it I know nero is okay but been a bit of a pain lately.
So to the point looking for an alternative to Nero so she can put one disc in one tray and a blank in another tray and a direct copy.Running windows 7.
Any help here please if there is a free on available that would be good but willing to buy one if its going to be good.
Thanks

 

[ignatzatsonic]

The most commonly recommended app on this forum is probably Imgburn, a free download.

It will burn pretty much any kind of disk you care to make---data, music, duplicates of existing disks, etc.

Imgburn.com

As with any burning app, try to use high quality blank discs and a modest burning speed, say 8x or 12x.

Taiyo Yuden is most often recommended as the best disk manufacturer. They are not typically found in stores, but easily had on-line. A bit more expensive, but less prone to issues.

 

[flogit]

Hi.Been using Imgburn,But could not see how to copy disc > disc.Am I missing something ??.I use the CDXPro.
http://cdburnerxp.se/en/home
good luck.

 

[ignatzatsonic]

The guide on how to copy a disk with Imgburn is found in the forums at imgburn.com.

It's a 2 step operation: read, then write:

How to copy a disc using ImgBurn - Guides - ImgBurn Support Forum

 

[flogit]

Thanks,That's where I went wrong I did'nt realise it was a two step method.
many thanks.

 

[jumanji]

Good day to all,I'm looking for an alternative to Nero.My granddaughter is home from university and has a lot of data on cd & dvd disc which belong to the uni now she would like to make copies of these discs,We went to use Nero last night and only grief she had with it I know nero is okay but been a bit of a pain lately.
So to the point looking for an alternative to Nero so she can put one disc in one tray and a blank in another tray and a direct copy.Running windows 7.
Any help here please if there is a free on available that would be good but willing to buy one if its going to be good.
Thanks

If you want a simple easy-to-use burner then try CDBurnerXP. http://cdburnerxp.se/en/home

It should suit your purpose of copying disks on the fly admirably.

 

[trendy]

Thanks I'll give that a go
many thanks.

 

[fireberd]

I have Nero and don't have any problems with it. I started using Nero about 5 years ago after giving up on buggy Roxio. I primarily use the Nero BurningROM program and mostly audio discs, but I also do CD and DVD data discs.

I have Imgburn and CDBurnerXP installed as I have clients that use these. Both do the job.

I do not us RW media, it can be iffy. I use ink jet printable Taiyo Yuden CD-R's exclusively for audio CD's and burn at 8X. I used to do a lot of support on the Dell forums and we found Memorex discs to be the ones with the most problems.

 

[Layback Bear]

I use ImgBurn and Windows 7 built in burn with no problems. You mentioned these things you are trying to copy belong to the university. They might be wright protected. Not for copying.

 

[trendy]

Well thanks all I gave the ''CDBurnerXP'' a run and it worked well for what I wanted.
Many thanks all once again.

 

[jumanji]

Hi Trendy Sir,

Glad that my suggestion suited your requirement.

Susequently I came across another tiny new burner - not tried by me though.

You may have a look at it. http://www.sevenforums.com/software...-new-tiny-cd-dvd-bd-burner-image-manager.html

 

[OldMX]

I use Ashampoo Burning Studio works great and never had a single issue with it.