Cool Burning Studio

There are several reasons why you would want to burn data onto a physical disc. Right off the top of my head, I can think of a classic reason: you want to reclaim some disk space and so you decide to burn some files onto a DVD. No matter the reason, the simple truth of the matter is that burning data with Cool Burning Studio is a very straightforward matter. This is a task that should go along smoothly and rapidly – and Cool Burning Studio does not unnecessarily complicate things, it just helps you get things done rapidly.

The system requirements for running Cool Burning Studio are: 2GHz processor or better, 512MB of RAM memory or more (2GB recommended if you have Vista or Windows 7), Windows operating system.
To get Cool Burning Studio up and running you will have to download a small installer, run it, and then click through a setup wizard. It’s a standard setup procedure that takes little of your time.

All the functionality that Cool Burning Studio has to offer is clearly presented on its interface. When you launch the application you will notice the following four large buttons on the interface:
Data CD/DVD – burn a data CD, DVD, or Blu-ray disc.
CVD/DVD-Video – burn a high quality VCD, SVCD, or DVD-Video.
Audio CD – burn an audio CD that can be played on any CD player.
More Tools – ISO burner, ISO grabber, ISO builder, Disc Eraser, Disc Info.

Here comes the best part: wizards will help you access Cool Burning Studio’s functionality. Say you want to burn some files or folders onto a DVD – a wizard will help you burn a data DVD. Or say you want to burn some tracks on a CD and listen to music while taking a drive in your car – a wizard will help you create an audio disc.

The downside is that the Cool Burning Studio trial is limited to 10 executions or 30 days, whichever comes first.

True to its name, this is a very cool data burning solution. Go get Cool Burning Studio and you’ll be able to very easily burn audio CDs, data DVDs, and more.