InfraRecorder
Developer: Christian Kindahl
- Reviews
- 5 / 318
- Downloads
- 3,003,583
- Latest version
- 0.53
- Released Sep 1, 2012
Downloads
Downloads are available on InfraRecorder’s official website.
InfraRecorder at a glance
- What it is
- A CD and DVD burning program for Microsoft Windows
- Latest version
- 0.53 (September 1, 2012)
- Price
- Free
- Open source
- Yes
- Licence
- GPL-3.0
- Made by
- Christian Kindahl
- Runs on
- Windows
- Official website
- infrarecorder.org
- Source code
- github.com/kindahl/infrarecorder
- Alternatives
- BurnAware, AnyBurn and True Burner
Description
InfraRecorder is a free, open-source CD/DVD burning tool for Microsoft Windows. It has an extensive list of features.
The software is highly customizable; you can use a different layout for each project, change the toolbar buttons, register the shell extension with any file extension and more. This application is released under the GNU General Public License (GNU GPL or GPL), and it's available for download in both options: as an installer and as a portable version (for both OS platforms: 32-bit and 64-bit).
InfraRecorder Features
- recording support for dual-layer DVDs, record disc images (available in ISO, BIN/CUE formats)
- fixate discs (prevents further data being added to the drive)
- create custom projects (Audio - WMA, WAV, OGG, MP3, data - ISO) that can be recorded on both physical discs and disc images
- create disc copies
- import session data from multi-session discs allowing the addition of more sessions
- show disc information, erase rewritable discs using several different methods, etc.
InfraRecorder Review
Working with InfraRecorder: The GUI (software interface) is hugely intuitive. Just install the software, and as soon as you open it, several large buttons are asking for an individual action: "Data Disc," "Audio Disc," "Video Disc," "Write Image," "Copy Disc," "Read Disc."
Each button speaks for itself, but if you need additional help, check the Help file that comes with the software (it's a little outdated for several features).
Conclusion: I was thinking of describing each step, but I would duplicate the Help file, and you can also find a ton of info on the Internet about this tool. It is one of the most user-friendly programs that I ever saw.
Although it does have several advanced options, I noticed that a few features are missing (e.g., Blu-ray disc support, more image formats and so on). Most users probably won't need them.