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I'll be getting my first burner in a couple days (yeah, I know I'm behind the times) and was curious what software I should use with it? It's an OEM drive I bought from the board here and the seller didn't mention sending any software with it so I dont' expect to get any. It's an HP 10x4x32. Just curious if there is anything out there that everybody seems to like or if it's all up to the user.

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For all purpose I prefer nero, for recording anything then it's clone cd. But naturally check if either support that cdrw. Easy cd is, well easy too.
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Post by b-man1 »

i have nero 5.5 that came with a drive...works perfectly. :)

i imagine alot of software does this, but it has a nice feature for burning audio cd's...just drag and drop the mp3 file into the burn list. it converts to .wav on the fly as it burns.
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Nero's the best in my book
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Post by FuNPoLiCe001 »

another vote for nero

for general purposes, its great

i also use CDR-win and Clone CD for making CD backups
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So far I have Nero 5.5.3.5 full version and it's working great. I've burned 3 CD's so far and it's real simple and easy. I really like it :) I'll have to learn some of the little tricks like I know with CD-Win you can copy the cd to the hard drive and then copy that image to a CD-R (from what my friend has experieced, it helps against some write protection when you do it this way--any truth to it?)

I haven't tried CloneCD yet and don't really see a reason too. I guess I will once I get a write-protected CD which I can't copy :) Thanks for the tips guys. This has been a new experiece since I've never personally owned one and I can see lovin' this thing!
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Another vote for NERO(MP3's), plus CD CLONE(great for duplicating cd's) along with DISKJUGGLER.
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Nero, especially if you want to burn VCD's.
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