AnyBurn All in One Free CD Burning and Ripping App
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- If you still have a CD\DVD drive in your computer and like to do things such as backup your files to disk, Rip music CDs to MP3s or even create bootable image files, you might want to check out the free AnyBurn CD burning app. This software is packed with every feature you would need to handle all of your CD burning tasks. Here is what you can do with the software.
Burn image file to disk
Erase rewritable disks
Copy CDs or DVDs
Rip audio to MP3, FLAC, APE, WMA, OGG or WAV files
Create an image file such as an ISO, DAA or BIN/CUE
Extract files from image files
View disk and drive information
Burn files and folders to disk
Copy a disk to an image file
Burn audio CDs from music files such as MP3s
Convert image file format
Run a disk surface test
Here is a link to download the AnyBurn software.
www.anyburn.co... Наука
Thank you so much , great video !
If i copy dvd files to a folder and then try to burn those dvd files to dvd-r with Anyburn my panasonic dvd player says disc is incompatible...?
Will this burn 100GB, Blu Ray (BDXL) M-Disks?
Hey I don't know if you can answer this question or not, but would this work with games? I'm thinking of going to make physical copies for games instead of making them digital I don't know what the other is like the main studios used to do anything so thanks.
Im sure the games have some type of copy protection on them like many DVDs have so its unlikely.
@@OnlineComputerTips no sorry. I'm thinking of distributing my own games physical copies of course. I know most games have kind of sort of protection that prevents that. but I'm trying to see if I'm making my own.
I was thinking of getting into the game development business as a indie developer
@@dakotah4866 I would think so since you are just copying files to the disk and then the user would load the CD and run the installer. You may even be able to add an autorun type file so it starts the installation or game when the disk is inserted.
Got one for DVD / Blu-ray to MP4 etc? A paid one is fine...
You can use the free VLC Player to rip DVDs but if your disk is copywrite protected you might have to take some extra steps.
www.wikihow.com/Rip-DVDs-with-VLC