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burning to DVD

polobradaigh · 2009-02-09 17:00:18

Anyone experienced using ImgBurn software? Is it easy to use, is it safe? Can the original material be divided into sections so it fits on 4.7 gig disc?

09-02-2009 5:00pm

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polobradaigh

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Anyone experienced using ImgBurn software? Is it easy to use, is it safe? Can the original material be divided into sections so it fits on 4.7 gig disc?

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#2 09-02-2009 6:15pm

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CD Burner XP Pro is probably what your looking for (freeware), while image burn is excellent in burning CD/DVD images and can now support basic file folder burning, CD Burner XP Pro is a much bigger package for burning stuff, supporting audio cds, multi session etc... It should answer your question (I persume you mean allow to burn 4.7Gigs worth on a DVD then the rest on another etc, CD Burner XP Pro gives a graphics representation of this

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#3 10-02-2009 5:38pm

polobradaigh

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Thanks for the tip. Wil give it a try.

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