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A versatile burning software for Windows

Express Burn is a versatile, tiny and free burning software for Windows that allows you to create Audio CDs, video DVDs, data DVDs, data HD DVDs and Blu-ray disks (ISO) containing any type of file. With this program we can record data, audio and video discs quickly and easily by dragging the files you want onto the icon and clicking Burn CD. It support most of the audio and video formats such as .WAV, .MP3, .OGG, .WMA, .AAC, mpeg, AVI, WMV, etc and can be written multi-session to add tracks at a later time. The program is just 388Kb in size and requires only a few system resources.

Features of Express Burn:

  • Writes a variety of different audio file formats as tracks on the Audio CD
  • Audio CD's can be written multi-session to add tracks at a later time.
  • The audio files are automatically converted to the required format for the Audio CD.
  • ASPI and SPTI writing are supported which allows writing on all versions of Windows. Optionally the CD burning features of Windows Media Player under Windows XP can also be used.
  • Audio files can be previewed before burning.
  • Fully ISO compliant data CDs, DVDs, HD DVDs and Blu-ray disks with Joliet extension.
  • Fully UDF compliant data CDs, DVDs, HD DVDs and Blu-ray disks of UDF 1.02 revision.
  • Files may be dragged onto the desktop icon and they will be automatically added for burning.
  • Creates simple DVD movie disks from a wide range of video files.

System Requirements: Windows NT4/95/98/2000/Me/XP/2003/Vista.
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  1. Anonymous1:54 AM, February 10, 2009

    best of all, its free, thats a good point now it takes a little test to be agree or not with it

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