ROXIO EASY CD & DVD

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Product Features

• CD/DVD burning software for faster burning and safer back-ups
• Easily rip, play, edit, organize, and burn digital music
• Copy CDs and DVDs with 1 click; drag-and-drop photo tools
• Create electronic albums or slide shows; design custom labels
• Make DVD movies with professional transitions and animated menus

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 3.2 ounces
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B00062VOW0
• Item model number: 220800MI
• Date first available at Amazon.com: September 16, 2004
• Average Customer Review: 2.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (73 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #897 in Software (See Bestsellers in Software)

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  #1 in	Software > Video & Music > Music Appreciation
  #2 in	Software > Video & Music > Digital Audio > Sound Libraries
  #3 in	Software > Video & Music > CD Burning & Labeling > CD Burning

Product Description

Product Description

Let your burner have some fun with Roxio Easy CD & DVD Burning. Now features faster burning, safer back-up, fun music CD mixes and drag-and-drop easy photo tools. Rip, play, edit, organize and burn your digital music. Preserve memories in electronic albums, create photo slide shows, print or e-mail photos. Make DVD movies with professional transitions and animated menus to play on your home DVD player. Safely archive large data projects to multiple discs, or copy CDs and DVDs with one click. Create custom labels and inserts. From the makers of Easy Media Creator 7, the award-winning brand you can trust.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

131 of 136 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Not good with XP, September 1, 2005

By	P. Parker "computer grandma" (Tulsa OK) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

Installing this program on a computer running Windows XP a HUGE problem. After installing Window gives the message that the software will cause Windows to become unstable, and that Windows prevented the drivers from loading. Then sends you to Roxio website for patch. The patch did not work, and their support service provides a resolution that involves editing your computer's Registry, a task I do not want to attempt.

By the way, the only way you can speak to a live person is to pay $35 per hour, more than I paid for the program itself.

Totally frustrating software for XP.

63 of 63 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Product is obsolete and unsupported by Roxio, January 12, 2007

By	Gonga (Upstate NY) - See all my reviews

I have used Adaptec Easy CD Creator since version 2.0

I just purchased CD & DVD Burner brand new from Amazon. And now I discover it's a "Legacy product!"

It doesn't recognize EITHER of my DVD burners, both of which are MORE THAN 2 YEARS OLD with firmware updates. One is a Toshiba, the other is a NEC.

I went to Tech Support at Roxio and started a "ticket." It still has not been answered after more than a 2 weeks. I have tried twice to Live Chat - no one is available, though I'm "first in the que." There is no phone number for technical issues, just "customer support." In short, there is effectively no technical support for this product at all.

I see at the Roxio forum that the product is incompatible with Internet Explorer 7. We're supposed to "roll back" to IE 6.0. I have a new install of WinXP and rolling back isn't an option. Besides, if a piece of software doesn't work with the most ubiquitous Internet Browser, it needs a patch, or, it needs to be pulled off the shelves.

In sum, this is the worst "new" product I've purchased in years, and the tech support is also the worst I've experienced in a long time.

My money is simply shot with no hope of this software ever working. That is unacceptable. When this happens to me, I stop buying software from that company...for good. That means Roxio has lost a faithful, long-term customer.

41 of 41 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Lost this gamble! Save your $30.00 if you plan on using it for DVD copying., July 3, 2005

By	P. Ritter - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

After reading mixed reviews about Roxio Easy CD & DVD Creator, I decided to give it a shot based on past experience with Roxio products. I've used Roxio products in the past to make flawless music CD creations and copies. Recently, I updated my CD-R drive with a DVD-R burner from a reputable company. The software that came with the burner wasn't exactly what I was looking for, so I decided to give Roxio a shot. I have had nothing but success making music CD's (both copying and making MP3 cd creations). When it comes to copying DVD's.. this is where the problems start. Although this software doesn't allow you to make copies of DVD's with copy-protection, there are ways to get around it with the appropriate software. Whenever I open the Disc Copy feature, and insert my DVD (from my personal collection to back-up), the program freezes, and basically renders my computer helpless. The Disc Copy program is still open, but it will not allow you to click on any of the buttons in the program. Windows Task Manager (ctrl+alt+del) allows you to end the program, but my computer still doesn't cooperate. I cannot open 90% of my programs after this happens, and if you attempt to shut down windows ('restart' or 'turn off') it will just go back to your desktop window from it's half-way attempt after your screen has transitioned from color to b&w. If you use DVD Shrink (free download) and save the movie to your hard drive, and then go to the Disc Copy feature and pull the film from your hard drive to back up, it doesn't freeze for some reason. (But I have yet to make it all the way to a 100% copied disc without getting a write error message... so far about 5 attempts equaling 5 more coasters to add to my desk). Let me note... I did go to Roxio's home page to update the software, and my DVD-R firmware is the most recent to date. After all of this... still just frustration. Roxio's tech support is a joke, and apparently you have to pay for phone support. Other reviewers had the exact same problem, so it isn't just a freak glitch. I should have listened to my gut and went another route, but decided to give Roxio a $30 donation. So in a nutshell, if you're planning on using this program to make copies of DVD's... SAVE YOUR MONEY.