On one of our PCs, the writer worked perfectly, and on the other, it would only allow erasing and not burn even though the CDs were blank.
The website says most recorders are supported but our experience was a bit hit and miss. A write speed selection and verify option is not present though and would have been nice. Animated progress, speed, and buffer bars make for a pleasant interface while you wait. When you have chosen the “Burn ISO image to CD/DVD” option, the main burning window gives you the option of erasing a re-writable disc, enabling buffer under-run protection, and selecting the optical drive to use. The bootable USB option was quite limited when we tried, some discs didn’t work but others were OK. If you have another program set as the default ISO burner, the external option will load that instead. This tool is a portable executable and does have a few options such as “Create a bootable USB disk” and “Unpack ISO image to disk folder” which aren’t present in many other tools listed here. BurnCDCC is not even 100KB in size and works in just about every version of Windows. There is a slider for setting the write speed which comes in useful for CDs and DVDs that are more sensitive when it comes to writing speeds. There are a couple of options in the program such as auto eject, verifying the burned disc, and finalizing the media so no other data can be added. BurnCDCC is a small and portable standalone executable that does the simple job of burning ISO files with the minimum of fuss to CD, DVD, and BD.
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