OT but interesting! What software do you use to burn disks?

[SharkmanBMW]

For those of you who burn a lot of software, movies, games and music... what Burning softwares do you like/dislike?
for video and music or do you use the same for both?
I saw Roxio has a new version out but it is 1gb in size, WTF?!

I have never burnt more than 10 cds in my life, so if I have to get software and learn, I want the right stuff

Thanks

[winfred]

the copy of nero that came with my last burner seems good, for movies i use dvdshrink it's a free download and works great, it will decode and compress a full dvd onto a single layer disc with little or no degradation of quality, it will do dual layer discs too but i don't have a dl burner

[Alexlind123]

I use nero.

[BillionPa]

nero 6.6.0.8, yes its old but i have no reason to upgrade that i can see, and the entire nero directory set with all its other junk only takes up 86MB total.

[BigKriss]

nero also

[Yiorgos]

When I had a PC, I always used Nero. With my Mac I use Toast, which is the closest thing to Nero, but still misses out on some options (at least with version 6).

Nero is lightweight, reliable and quick. Funny that Toast for the Mac is made by Roxio and is quite decent, tis a shame the same can't be said for their PC products.

[Black 535i]

... but prefer Roxio 9 (for all the features it has).

[BMWCCA1]

Toast Titanium on my Macs; v.6.0.3. And I'm especially fond of their CD Spin Doctor for ripping LPs (vinyl 33-rpm "records" for you youngsters) to MP3s.

[Incantation]

nero and wavlab

[SnakeyesTx]

I use Nero 7 Ultra Edition for 99% of my burns, and Alcohol 120 for those .mdf iso's.