BurnAware Free version 18.9 has been released, offering users a straightforward tool for burning CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray Discs on Windows. As a free alternative to BurnAware Premium, this software allows users to perform a variety of disc-related tasks, including creating and burning data discs, audio CDs, and video DVDs. It also facilitates the creation of ISO images, the erasure or formatting of rewritable discs, and the copying of CDs or DVDs to ISO images.
BurnAware Free is designed to cater to the needs of most users, with features that include the creation of standard and bootable data discs, as well as the ability to handle multimedia projects such as Audio CDs and BDMV/AVCHDPro formats. The program supports various disc formats and file systems, ensuring compatibility with current hardware interfaces like IDE, SCSI, USB, and SATA. Additionally, it offers on-the-fly writing—allowing for direct writing of images without first needing to stage them on a hard drive—and performs auto-verification of written files.
For users needing more advanced features, BurnAware Pro and Premium versions, priced between $19.95 and $39.95, include capabilities such as direct disc-to-disc copying, audio extraction in multiple formats, recovery options for unreadable discs, and simultaneous burning of ISO images to multiple drives. These versions are also suitable for commercial use.
To summarize, BurnAware Free 18.9 provides a robust and user-friendly solution for everyday disc burning needs, while the paid versions cater to more advanced users and commercial applications. As technology progresses, it will be interesting to see how future updates enhance BurnAware's functionality and user experience, particularly in adapting to new storage media and evolving file formats
BurnAware Free is designed to cater to the needs of most users, with features that include the creation of standard and bootable data discs, as well as the ability to handle multimedia projects such as Audio CDs and BDMV/AVCHDPro formats. The program supports various disc formats and file systems, ensuring compatibility with current hardware interfaces like IDE, SCSI, USB, and SATA. Additionally, it offers on-the-fly writing—allowing for direct writing of images without first needing to stage them on a hard drive—and performs auto-verification of written files.
For users needing more advanced features, BurnAware Pro and Premium versions, priced between $19.95 and $39.95, include capabilities such as direct disc-to-disc copying, audio extraction in multiple formats, recovery options for unreadable discs, and simultaneous burning of ISO images to multiple drives. These versions are also suitable for commercial use.
To summarize, BurnAware Free 18.9 provides a robust and user-friendly solution for everyday disc burning needs, while the paid versions cater to more advanced users and commercial applications. As technology progresses, it will be interesting to see how future updates enhance BurnAware's functionality and user experience, particularly in adapting to new storage media and evolving file formats
BurnAware Free 18.9 released
BurnAware Free is the free version of BurnAware Premium, an easy to use CD, DVD, Blu-ray Disc burning tool available for Windows.
