Still burning backups, music CDs or Blu-ray copies? Nero Burning ROM handles CD, DVD, and Blu-ray disc projects, and can also rip audio CDs into digital music files.
Nero Burning ROM writes disc projects and ISO images
Choose a disc project to burn files or music, copy a CD, DVD, or Blu-ray disc, or create an ISO image. Nero Burning ROM can also write an existing disc image or a video-disc structure to physical media.
For audio CDs, the program supports CD text and album details. Filters and sound adjustments offer controls for shaping audio before it is burned. Gracenote integration can add track information and album artwork to supported music projects.
Audio CD tracks become tagged music files
Rip an audio CD to individual files when you want to keep its tracks on a PC or portable music device. Supported output formats include MP3, MP3 PRO, AAC, FLAC, and APE.
Gracenote can supply song titles, album information, and cover art for the resulting audio files, reducing the need to enter those details by hand.
SecurDisc protects data written to discs
SecurDisc includes password protection, digital signatures, and 256-bit encryption for data archives. Adjustable data redundancy adds recovery information to a disc, which can help preserve readability when a disc has scratches.
These options are aimed at data discs that need access controls or added resilience. Nero CoverDesigner can also create covers for finished disc projects.
Pros
- Burns and copies CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs
- Creates ISO images and burns disc images
- Rips audio to MP3, AAC, FLAC, and APE
- SecurDisc adds encryption, passwords, signatures, and data redundancy
System requirements: Windows 10, Windows 11
Can Nero Burning ROM copy Blu-ray discs?
Yes. It supports copying CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs.
Which formats can it use when ripping audio CDs?
It supports MP3, MP3 PRO, AAC, FLAC, and APE, with Gracenote track details and artwork.
What does SecurDisc add to a data disc?
It provides encryption, password protection, digital signatures, and adjustable data redundancy.
