DVD/CD burning

[Black02Silverado]

I'm looking at upgrading to Windows XP Pro and was wondering what would be the best choice for a burning program.

Thanks

 

OK why did it put roxio and nero together??????? My luck sucks

[GM-Tech]

I have 'em both. I prefer Roxio. Nero, at least the version I have, seems more geared to someone that knows nothing about computers.

[LogixRat]

It's been a good year or so since I used Roxio products, but I wasn't that impressed. From my research, Nero seems to be the preferred choice. After using it, I agree it is a good product. The newer version does have a simple to use interface, which is not something I care for, but at the same time you can turn that off.

 

Depending on the type of DVD material you plan on burning, you will likely run into other programs such as DVD Shrink and DVD-Decrypter, both of which have built-in support for Nero. I use that to archive my movie collection so the originals don't get scratched and ruined.

[Elwood]

I've used both - prefer Roxio.

[Black02Silverado]

Thanks for fixing the Poll.

[blue2kzr2]

After having some issues with Roxio and having great success with Nero, I made the permanent switch.

[antig24]

Nero here, it works good for us

[Elwood]

Thanks for fixing the Poll. 

 

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