DVD burning software?

[humble]

I've got a couple flavors of roxio etc I've accumulated, not bad but sometimes its a pain once its on a system IMO. Anyone have any recommendations or favorites. Share/free ware always good but no problems paying for the right program.

[The Fugitive]

I use DVD Cloner V. Price tag isn't bad easy to use interface. Never had any trouble backing up any disks. For those disks with a lot of computer enhancements it does disk spanning as well if you don't have the real big disks.

[Fulmar]

Free?  ImgBurn.

http://www.imgburn.com/

Also, Roxio and Nero have become the devil(s).

[Skuzzy]

Absoutely.  Imgburn is one of the best burner utilites there is.  Many pros use it in lieu of any other commercially available burner package.  I contribute to the author.  Yes, it is that good.

[humble]

Thanks, I think I actually have this on my old box but never loaded it on the new one

[TilDeath]

I like DVDFab... nice lil program for copying and getting rid of some pesky warnings too...

[wabbit]

For ripping movies, DVDFab is the best.

If yer just look'n for a good CD/DVD burning program, then try CDburnerXP. It's free and works a lot like nero, but without the bloatware.


http://www.cdburnerxp.se/


Wabb

[Fulmar]

Yeah, +1 to DVDFab.  Nice app for ripping/copy.  I also use Handbrake (free) for ripping and shrinking movie files.  I also use DVD Flick (free) to create very basic DVD menus/encoding video files for DVDs usage.  DVD Flick isn't the greatest, but its free and get you a rough DVD menu from a video file.  If I wanted something nice, I'd build something in Sony DVD architect.