CDBurnerXP Pro - free
 

CDBurnerXP Pro is a free CD/DVD burning solution.

CDBurnerXP Pro works on Windows 98/ME/2000/XP systems
If you need help, you can read in helpfile how to burn a CD or DVD (for example a Video DVD, conversion to MPEG also explained).
With this software you can burn CD-R, CD-RW DVD+R/RW DVD-R/RW discs. All features you can read on the features page:
http://www.cdburnerxp.se/features.php

homepage:
http://www.cdburnerxp.se/

The main features are:
Write CD-R, CD-RW DVD+R/RW DVD-R/RW discs (as Data and Video)
Burn audio-CDs with and without gaps between tracks
Burn on the fly / Burn-proof
Supports most IDE, USB, Firewire and SCSI drives
Rip Audio-CDs to harddrive, obtain track-information (ID3-tags) from Internet
Burn and create ISO-files
Convert wav to mp3 and vice versa
Customizeable with many settings
Data verification after burn, create bootable discs
(will be) available in multiple languages
100% freeware - no adware or restrictions
Audio Editor, bin/nrg->ISO converter, simple cover printing and much more!

semms good! :wink:

Seems to be a very good tool. Thanks Jorel.

Look beautiful 8O
It even rips CD audio tracks in secure mode or paranoia mode :cool:
http://www.cdburnerxp.se/help/english/audio-rip.php

-kwag

Hi.
I'm in the translation part of this project (Polish part), since couple of months, and one bad thing that I can say is lack of UDF support, what makes it useles for DVD-Video recording :? But problem is in the air, so we need to wait for results :roll:

Thanks jorel I looked at the screenshots and this looks like a really good tool with some great features and its FREE!!!! :D

Hi Zyphon,

Beware :!:
It's buggy as hell :x
Can't even save preferences :!:

-kwag

Hi Karl,

Thanks for telling me about these problems I appreciate it.

I think I will wait until they sort these teething problems out before installing it, still it does sound like a good project and one to watch out for in the future.

converting nrg to iso is just a matter of taking out the first 2500 bytes of the file, right?

I'm not sure about that :roll:
I've never tested it.

-kwag

yep, I remember doing this a long time ago on linux,

Ok, but wouldn't it be "bs=512 skip=5", because if each block is 512 bytes, then 600 would be 307,200 bytes :!: :)

-kwag

yeah, I was a lil off on the number, its been awhile :)
Also might wanna check out the CLI version of nero