[PStamler]

Hi folks:

I'm slowly recovering from a computer that went belly-up, and I'm trying to regain the functionality that I had. I used Nero Express for burning audio CDs, and for making jewel case inserts. It worked well enough.

But the version that I had came bundled with a particular CD burner which I can't use in the new computer. Since my audio work is done on an XP machine, I bought a copy of Nero Burn Express 3. It works, although not that well, but the damned thing doesn't include Nero Cover Designer on the program disc. And when I tried to download it from the net, it was loaded with some kind of malware that damaged my copies of Thunderbird and Firefox. Feh.

So can anyone recommend an integrated program which will burn audio CDs, using Disc-At-Once, and also make jewel box inserts reasonably painlesssly, and without malwsre? This is driving me nuts.

As I said, I'm on an XP machine. I also have a Vista machine, ans I suppose I could sneakernet the .wav files over to that, but it would be a major annoyance.

Peace,
Paul

[geoff]

On 6/10/2015 4:52 p.m., PStamler wrote:
Hi folks:

I'm slowly recovering from a computer that went belly-up, and I'm trying to regain the functionality that I had. I used Nero Express for burning audio CDs, and for making jewel case inserts. It worked well enough.

But the version that I had came bundled with a particular CD burner which I can't use in the new computer. Since my audio work is done on an XP machine, I bought a copy of Nero Burn Express 3. It works, although not that well, but the damned thing doesn't include Nero Cover Designer on the program disc. And when I tried to download it from the net, it was loaded with some kind of malware that damaged my copies of Thunderbird and Firefox. Feh.

So can anyone recommend an integrated program which will burn audio CDs, using Disc-At-Once, and also make jewel box inserts reasonably painlesssly, and without malwsre? This is driving me nuts.

As I said, I'm on an XP machine. I also have a Vista machine, ans I suppose I could sneakernet the .wav files over to that, but it would be a major annoyance.

Peace,
Paul



Doesn't burn, but I use SureThing for CD disc and package design and
printing.

geoff

[geoff]

On 6/10/2015 7:09 p.m., geoff wrote:
On 6/10/2015 4:52 p.m., PStamler wrote:
Hi folks:

I'm slowly recovering from a computer that went belly-up, and I'm
trying to regain the functionality that I had. I used Nero Express for
burning audio CDs, and for making jewel case inserts. It worked well
enough.

But the version that I had came bundled with a particular CD burner
which I can't use in the new computer. Since my audio work is done on
an XP machine, I bought a copy of Nero Burn Express 3. It works,
although not that well, but the damned thing doesn't include Nero
Cover Designer on the program disc. And when I tried to download it
from the net, it was loaded with some kind of malware that damaged my
copies of Thunderbird and Firefox. Feh.

So can anyone recommend an integrated program which will burn audio
CDs, using Disc-At-Once, and also make jewel box inserts reasonably
painlesssly, and without malwsre? This is driving me nuts.

As I said, I'm on an XP machine. I also have a Vista machine, ans I
suppose I could sneakernet the .wav files over to that, but it would
be a major annoyance.

Peace,
Paul



Doesn't burn, but I use SureThing for CD disc and package design and
printing.

geoff


...... and I use CD Architect for mastering, sequencing, and burning.

Only 'problem is only does DX plugins (VSTs via a wrapper). However
SoundForge 10 came with DX versions of the stellar Izotope mastering
plugins. Can boost 3kHz until audible even on those cheapo Philips
headphones with the famous frequency notch.

geoff

[polymod]

"geoff" wrote in message
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On 6/10/2015 4:52 p.m., PStamler wrote:
Hi folks:

I'm slowly recovering from a computer that went belly-up, and I'm trying
to regain the functionality that I had. I used Nero Express for burning
audio CDs, and for making jewel case inserts. It worked well enough.

But the version that I had came bundled with a particular CD burner which
I can't use in the new computer. Since my audio work is done on an XP
machine, I bought a copy of Nero Burn Express 3. It works, although not
that well, but the damned thing doesn't include Nero Cover Designer on the
program disc. And when I tried to download it from the net, it was loaded
with some kind of malware that damaged my copies of Thunderbird and
Firefox. Feh.

So can anyone recommend an integrated program which will burn audio CDs,
using Disc-At-Once, and also make jewel box inserts reasonably
painlesssly, and without malwsre? This is driving me nuts.

As I said, I'm on an XP machine. I also have a Vista machine, ans I
suppose I could sneakernet the .wav files over to that, but it would be a
major annoyance.

Peace,
Paul


Doesn't burn, but I use SureThing for CD disc and package design and
printing.


I'll second that recommendation.

Poly

[Gary Eickmeier]

"polymod" wrote in message
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"geoff" wrote in message
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On 6/10/2015 4:52 p.m., PStamler wrote:
Hi folks:

I'm slowly recovering from a computer that went belly-up, and I'm trying
to regain the functionality that I had. I used Nero Express for burning
audio CDs, and for making jewel case inserts. It worked well enough.

But the version that I had came bundled with a particular CD burner which
I can't use in the new computer. Since my audio work is done on an XP
machine, I bought a copy of Nero Burn Express 3. It works, although not
that well, but the damned thing doesn't include Nero Cover Designer on
the program disc. And when I tried to download it from the net, it was
loaded with some kind of malware that damaged my copies of Thunderbird
and Firefox. Feh.

So can anyone recommend an integrated program which will burn audio CDs,
using Disc-At-Once, and also make jewel box inserts reasonably
painlesssly, and without malwsre? This is driving me nuts.

As I said, I'm on an XP machine. I also have a Vista machine, ans I
suppose I could sneakernet the .wav files over to that, but it would be a
major annoyance.

Peace,
Paul


Doesn't burn, but I use SureThing for CD disc and package design and
printing.


I'll second that recommendation.

Poly


As in inkjet printing the CD label?

Gary Eickmeier

[geoff]

On 10/10/2015 8:39 a.m., Gary Eickmeier wrote:



As in inkjet printing the CD label?

Gary Eickmeier




Me inkjet printing Baravo printer onto CDs batches up to 100, and
colour-laser printer tray inserts and J-Cards.

geoff