Disc burning settings for casual and advanced users alikeĪdvanced users looking for more control can configure settings if they have BenQ, Lite-ON, Pioneer, Plextor or Samsung burners (like the OEM). If you're unsure of the settings and fear the disc will be compromised, you can switch to test mode to see if ImgBurn encounters any errors. The steps necessary for burning discs are as simple as they get: pick the source image file, destination disc, write speed, and the number of copies. A wide range of image filetypes is supported by the application, including BIN, CUE, DVD, IMG, ISO, MDS and NRG. In addition to the previously mentioned options, it's possible to check data integrity after disc burning as well as to discover discs inserted into the PC unit from the main menu. Burn files to CDs and DVDs, create images, and more All of these options are lined up in the main app window which, to the delight of older ImgBurn users, keeps a classical appearance, refusing to adapt to modern standards. It's widely considered one of the best in the business, despite the fact that it hasn't received any updates since 2013, whether we're talking about looks or functionality.īesides burning images to discs, it can write files to discs, as well as create images from discs or files.

If you're looking for a multi-talented CD and DVD burner that's not only easy to use and feature-rich but also free, you can try ImgBurn.

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