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Easy to use program. But the support channel is not very good.
Review by deepdown on
Jul 21, 2005 Version: 5.2.6.1
OS: WinXP Ease of use: 10/10
Functionality: 9/10
Value for money: 10/10
Overall: 9/10
I had a CD which was Copyright Protected and this was the only software I could find to copy it to my hard drive and burn to a CDR,that worked without freezing during extraction.
It takes some time for the extraction process to complete but when all done and burned to CDR the results are great.
Near perfect CD backup!
It takes some time for the extraction process to complete but when all done and burned to CDR the results are great.
Near perfect CD backup!
Review by laspis59 on
Dec 8, 2004 Version: 2.0.4.2
OS: WinXP Ease of use: 9/10
Functionality: 9/10
Value for money: 8/10
Overall: 9/10
It's been left behind by Blindwrite now. Get that instead.
Review by deckard8 on
Jul 30, 2004 Version: 5.0
OS: WinXP Ease of use: 7/10
Functionality: 7/10
Value for money: 7/10
Overall: 7/10
Basically the same program as Elby put out. However don't expect a free upgrade. if you install this over the Elby software then it'll open up as an unregistered trial version. just keep the elby software if you already have it and don't worry about this useless update.
Review by Poppa_Meth on
Oct 28, 2003 Version: 4.3.1.6
OS: WinXP Ease of use: 10/10
Functionality: 1/10
Value for money: 1/10
Overall: 5/10
CloneCD is a truly excellent burning program and if you have to buy one specialist burning program on top of the included generalist burning app (e.g., Nero, Easy CD Creator) with your drive, I highly recommend this one.
CloneCD is designed for copying CDs or all sorts. It contains probably the best overall routines for copying those hard to copy discs (e.g., protected game discs), but on top of that, is excellent for extract full RAW images with all the subchannel data (i.e., DAO-96) for any CD.
Apart from the above, CloneCD makes a mark for itself by having truly remarkable compatibility with CD burners -- be they internal, or external via USB or Firewire. If you get a random external firewire/USB2 kit and put in a random CD burner in it, you can be almost assured that CloneCD will burn to that drive perfectly.
Of course, you can always grap the time-limited demo to make sure before you spend any money!
One S/VCD specific application for CloneCD (where it excels) is the burning of CUE/BIN images. As neither CDRDAO or CDRWin support external drives well or at all, many people have been forced to use (e.g.,) Nero or Fireburner. Neither of these programs support CUE/BIN well.
The best way to burn a CUE/BIN image then is to mount it with Daemon-Tools as a virtual CD (daemon-tools has excellent understanding of the CUE/BIN image format and will replicate all the subchannel data). Then, use CloneCD to make a copy.
CloneCD is designed for copying CDs or all sorts. It contains probably the best overall routines for copying those hard to copy discs (e.g., protected game discs), but on top of that, is excellent for extract full RAW images with all the subchannel data (i.e., DAO-96) for any CD.
Apart from the above, CloneCD makes a mark for itself by having truly remarkable compatibility with CD burners -- be they internal, or external via USB or Firewire. If you get a random external firewire/USB2 kit and put in a random CD burner in it, you can be almost assured that CloneCD will burn to that drive perfectly.
Of course, you can always grap the time-limited demo to make sure before you spend any money!
One S/VCD specific application for CloneCD (where it excels) is the burning of CUE/BIN images. As neither CDRDAO or CDRWin support external drives well or at all, many people have been forced to use (e.g.,) Nero or Fireburner. Neither of these programs support CUE/BIN well.
The best way to burn a CUE/BIN image then is to mount it with Daemon-Tools as a virtual CD (daemon-tools has excellent understanding of the CUE/BIN image format and will replicate all the subchannel data). Then, use CloneCD to make a copy.
Review by vitualis on
Aug 9, 2003 Version: 4.2.0.2
OS: WinXP Ease of use: 9/10
Functionality: 10/10
Value for money: 9/10
Overall: 9/10
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