What is the best free downloadable CD burning software?

[pharbic]

What is the best free downloadable CD burning software?

[HAN]

My favs are:
CDBurnerXP http://cdburnerxp.se/
(You need at least 2.0 of .NET Framework with CDBurnerXP)
or
BurnAware (free) http://www.burnaware.com/burnaware_free.html
(Watch for the install page where the Ask Toolbar is pre-checked to install. Make sure to uncheck the 3 boxes that page shows!)

A lot of users like ImgBurn. But I don't... :)

[the Tester]

I like Deep Burner myself.
It works well for what I need.

http://www.deepburner.com/?r=products&pr=deepburner&prr=features

[Aaron Here]

I would go with Ashampoo (http://www.snapfiles.com/get/burningstudiofree.html)! :thumb:

[Antarctica]

-{ Quote: "I would go with Ashampoo (http://www.snapfiles.com/get/burningstudiofree.html)! :thumb:" }-

Another vote for Ashampoo here...

[tipstir]

I use InfraRecorder is another one not mentioned... I use the ImgBurn and CDBXP. All are 100% freeware..

[vijayind]

Found this great article/review of the top free burners by DownloadSquad.
http://www.downloadsquad.com/2009/04/28/5-great-free-cd-and-dvd-burning-apps-for-windows/

Hope it helps.

[rdsu]

I use StarBurn (http://www.rocketdivision.com/starburn.html)... :)

[makios]

My vote goes to Ashampoo too

[MrBrian]

Five Best CD and DVD Burning Tools (http://lifehacker.com/5100069/five-best-cd-and-dvd-burning-tools)

[bgoodman4]

Hi Peter, I see you took my advice. The folks here are great aren't they.

[Franklin]

Been using a Burnaware free version from before the toolbar was included and it seems to work fine.

The portable InfraRecorder looks pretty good and I'm gonna give that one a run next time I need to burn anything.

[SourMilk]

What Han said in post #2. BurnAware doesn't support copy disc but that is minor. CDBurnerXP doesn't have the simple interface that BurnAware has. I like both :) .

SourMilk out

[funkydude]

Lightweight, friendly and free: ImgBurn.

[Arup]

I second that, ImgBurn is excellent and comes with lots of features, you can check OPC on drives that support it.

[ASM]

I vote for Ashampoo... being using it since version 5, it just work great. Now testing on the Ver 9 Beta; so far so good.

[Fontaine]

+1 for Ashampoo.
Infrarecorder didn't work so well for me (mainly when creating iso's)

[c2d]

+1 for ImgBurn...fantastic piece of software

[Creer]

+1 for Ashampoo

[newbino]

-{ Quote: "+1 for ImgBurn...fantastic piece of software" }-

couldn't agree more

[Minimax2000]

ImgBurn is a gem and gets my vote.:thumb:

[MrBrian]

I use ImgBurn.

[zfactor]

imgburn hands down... my second free choice would be ashampoo but it does lack a few things my number one thing is it cant do cd text properly only if its in the online database. i use imgburn almost exclusively now. i own a slew of burning programs including nero and roxio and now i wonder why i ever bothered. imgburn does have a slight learning curve though to use it to its fullest. i for sure recc a trip to their forum if you are new to it.

ive tried infra, star burner, burnaware, burnerxp etc etc none compare to imgburn especially the newest version

[Someone]

Best Free CD Burning Software review here (http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-cd-dvd-burning-software.htm).

[InfinityAz]

1. ImgBurn (definitely one of the best and most dependable)
2. Ashampoo (own latest version but use Imgburn more frequently)

[FastGame]

ImgBurn, wish there was a Linux version :)