The Copy Disc workflow handles CD, DVD, and Blu-ray copying. Ashampoo Burning Studio also brings disc-image work, file backups, and music and video disc creation into the same program.
Copy discs and work with ISO images
Use the disc-copying tools to duplicate supported optical media. For image-based projects, the program can create ISO images and burn them to disc, providing a way to save or reuse a disc image without starting from the original disc each time.
Build data, music, and video discs
Choose a disc project based on the material being prepared. Data projects put files on a disc; music projects create audio CDs, and video projects create video DVDs. These options suit different playback devices and uses, so the project type matters when starting a burn.
- Add files to a data disc project.
- Prepare an audio CD from music files.
- Create a video DVD for compatible DVD players.
Back up files across multiple discs
The backup tools write files to optical media, including projects too large for a single disc. When a backup spans several discs, keep the set together so the files can be restored from the complete sequence. This approach is suited to archiving files on physical media.
Choose a project from the task list
The main task choices separate common disc jobs, including copying, backing up, and creating data, music, or video discs. Select the matching task, add the files or source disc, and follow that workflow through to writing the media. ISO-image projects provide a separate route for saving or burning disc images.
Pros
- Copies CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs
- Creates and burns ISO disc images
- Can spread large backups across multiple discs
- Creates audio CDs and video DVDs
System requirements: Windows 10, Windows 11 · ARM64 and x64 · Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5 · 2 GB RAM · 1 GB installation space · Internet connection required for activation
Can Ashampoo Burning Studio copy Blu-ray discs?
Yes. Its disc-copying tools support Blu-ray as well as CDs and DVDs.
Can it create an ISO image?
Yes. It can create ISO images and burn ISO images to disc.
Can a backup span more than one disc?
Yes. Large backups can be split across multiple discs.