Roxio Easy Media Creator 8
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johnph77
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Have it as part of my CD systems. Works well when transferring data on CD-R/Ws between my two computers - laptop and desktop. Not as simple as using floppies but so much more data is movable that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. File management is a little more complicated. Data on even the CD-R/Ws is read only and has to be transferred to a hard disk for mods.
johnph77
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If you use it reguarly it can be a real pain in the butt. The CDs, once written, have to be erased before new files can be written. The CDs have to have a name. When erased, they lose the name as well so the CD is a new, writable platform. Fortunately, this isn't a problem where I sit.
The other side of it is when I have multiple small files to transfer and a floppy isn't available, using FTP to/from my site is still faster and more efficient than the CD. But I have some rather large database and spreadsheet files where the Roxio CD manager is just great.
Other than that, all goes well. Without any other experience with anything other than Roxio, Roxio works as well as can be expected here.
The other side of it is when I have multiple small files to transfer and a floppy isn't available, using FTP to/from my site is still faster and more efficient than the CD. But I have some rather large database and spreadsheet files where the Roxio CD manager is just great.
Other than that, all goes well. Without any other experience with anything other than Roxio, Roxio works as well as can be expected here.
Roxio
I was very uneasy about purchasing this product due to all the problems reported on this board and some less than stellar reviews. I am happy to report that my install went without incident including registration. I have a Gateway multimedia computer running Media Centre 2005 - Pentium D 820 Dual core 280mhz processors. After letting the program do its thing for a while I rebooted and the computer seems to be running as per normal. I haven't used the program for any purpose yet but all appears fine. I did a full install.
Just for the information of others
I was very uneasy about purchasing this product due to all the problems reported on this board and some less than stellar reviews. I am happy to report that my install went without incident including registration. I have a Gateway multimedia computer running Media Centre 2005 - Pentium D 820 Dual core 280mhz processors. After letting the program do its thing for a while I rebooted and the computer seems to be running as per normal. I haven't used the program for any purpose yet but all appears fine. I did a full install.
Just for the information of others
100%Winner
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Roxio is a great program and produces very few coasters
blitzed
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DeepBurner free version is very handy ifya simply need to burn some files off a system...especially a system that doesn't have burner software installed.
http://deepburner.com/?r=products
http://deepburner.com/?r=products
I prefer to burn iso file to cd and dvd using magiciso. It is a quite good iso burner.
http://www.magiciso.com/tutorials/miso-burnwin.htm
http://www.magiciso.com/tutorials/miso-burnwin.htm