Roxio 7.0
Nero Ultra
Hello Everyone:
It has been a while since I have been in here, but I am back from my vacation of retuning my computer and all that good stuff.
I really this time need some help and I know that comes as a surprise to many of you, but times are changing software is changing and I want to ask what is the best software of Burning your own CD’s
I have been to about four of the big box stores and there are some mixed feelings on what software I should choose, and a few that don’t know what the hell their talking about. I am going to poll this thread, so Mr. Mod please let this one slide by.
i like nero burning rom personally..it works wonders for me..so since its one i personally use and have knowledge of..i recommend it to you. i think it can be gotten from http://ahead.de if that is the wrong link try searching for 'nero burning rom' on google and it should show the right site.
"They make a good read over a smoke and coffee,
while waiting for your life to download."
burnatonce.
Does the same as both. Free. Easier.
Ive encountered problems when using Roxios burning software multiple times.
Nero is quick, user friendly, and doesnt have problems :]
This is probably the 10th Nero vs Roxio thread that ive seen since ive been here.
Nero
no wait .. .
Nero
are you sure?
NERO
but what about roxio?
NERO
I heard that . . .
*smack*
NERO
but my friend said he uses Roxio and . .
*smack* stfu
NERO
This less than subliminal add was paid for by : people who get tired of drink coasters and fucked up operating systems
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Roxio easy CD Destroyer, enough said?
Grow old along with me, the best is yet to be.
Originally Posted by Krell
hahahahahaha i'm glad we agree...for a change.
"They make a good read over a smoke and coffee,
while waiting for your life to download."
nero.....
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what have you been using alll this time??? I would go with Roxio cause if you dont know all the options or what your doing in nero. I used roxio to edit and merge tracks and blend them together with the fade option.
I have them both, and use them both. But in my opinion, Roxio is easier to use. My husband is proof of this. ;)
P.S. Welcome back Corrupterbuster.
Always be nice to those around you. After all, some day you might need CPR.......
I usually use Musicmatch.
I prefer Nero but this new Roxio sounds promising. I might have to try a "free trail"
Easy Media Creator 7.0 offers the most comprehensive and well-integrated suite of CD- and DVD-burning tools on the market.
The good: More integrated digital-media components than any other suite; interface intuitive enough for beginners, rich enough for more advanced users.
The bad: Delays when switching between components and performing some tasks; some components are limited.
With Easy Media Creator 7.0, Roxio hasn't just strapped a few of its flagship applications together; it's built a new Swiss Army Knife suite for digital media and disc burning. Roxio Easy Media Creator expands upon Roxio Easy CD & DVD Creator, keeping the suite tightly integrated but making it a much broader set of media-editing tools for photos, video, data, and audio. Pinnacle and Sonic have bulked up their editing and authoring offerings, and Ahead Software's and NTI's burning applications offer more depth, but none currently matches Easy Media Creator's expansive scope--not even Apple's iLife. If you're looking for a suite of software that can handle almost any kind of CD or DVD project--capturing and ripping, editing and authoring, saving and sharing, or burning and playing--look no further than Roxio Easy Media Creator 7.0.
Roxio came pre-installed for me, so I never needed Nero. I've always had about a 99.5% success rate with Roxio. Not bad at all.
It doesnt matter if its easier, doesn't mean its better :]
I would say Nero. But keep Roxio as a backup. I've actually had Nero fail me before.
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