Summary Features

Below is the summary of Grab&Burn features:

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Grab data CD/DVD images or WAV files from Audio CD discs to the hard drive. Data CD (ISO9660, Joliet, UDF), Audio CD, DVD, DVD-Video, CSS encoded DVD are supported. Ignore bad block for grabbing; possibility to set number of retries reading of bad blocks and to set largest allowed read error count.

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Burner for CD/DVD discs includes: test mode, possibility to write raw and sub-channel data, create multi session discs, Track-At-Once/Session-At-Once writing methods, sending optimum power calibration, possibility to set the speed of burning. Supports ISO, CloneCD and MDS image format.

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Easy way to copy physical CD/DVDs directly to physical CD/DVDs writable media and to ISO or MDS image files mountable by any CD/DVD emulator application. We recommend using StarPort DVD Emulator, which supports more advanced MDS format allowing you to bypass FAT16/FAT32 and old EXT2 file systems single file size limitations. Linux users may mount the created ISO/MDS image file like generic block file system w/o any additional software packages.

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Erase the CD/DVD; fast and full methods supported; the possibility to set the speed of erasing.

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DVD Authoring Expert is the advanced feature that enables you to prepare the directory with DVD authorized content. Splitting large sized DVD and creating content with several VOB are possible. Supports CSS encoded DVD.

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DVD Mastering Expert is the advanced feature for burning of the DVD authorized content to DVD writable disc or writing into a file on hard disc (as ISO or MDS image). Resulting disc image can be later recorded to a DVD writable media or mounted by any CD/DVD emulator application. Both formats resulting images can be mount with StarPort DVD Emulator and checked with DVD-Video verifier to prove DVD-Video consistency and hardware DVD-players compatibility.

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File Searching Wizard for instant locating of files for various operations

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Easy-to use, simple and intuitive interface.

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Supported platforms: Windows 95 / NT / 98 / ME / 2000 / XP and Linux.