gBurner

Name: gBurner — Download page. Disc Burning and Copying
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Rating: 4 (1 reviews)
Author: Power Software Ltd.

gBurner — Free Download. Disc Burning and Copying

gBurner is software designed for burning, copying, and managing optical discs. It offers advanced tools for creating disc images, backing up data, and editing ISO files.

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File size: 3.31 MB

The latest version of gBurner is: 5.6

Operating system: Windows

Languages: English

Developer: Power Software Ltd.

Price: $0.00 USD

Disc burning. gBurner allows you to burn data to CD, DVD, and Blu-ray with support for multiple formats. Burning is performed with data verification to ensure information integrity.
Disc copying. The direct copy function allows you to duplicate discs without the need to create an intermediate image. It supports copy protection in some formats.
ISO image creation. Converts physical discs into ISO files for storage or distribution. Compatible with ISO 9660 and UDF standards.
ISO image editing. Allows you to modify existing ISO files, adding or removing files without having to recreate the image from scratch.
Audio burning. Supports creating audio CDs in standard formats, with options for normalization and adjusting gaps between tracks.
DVD video burning. Converts video files into a format compatible with home players, including menus and chapters.
Password protection. Adds security to discs and ISO files through encryption and password protection.
Large file splitting. Splits large files for burning across multiple discs with a built-in recovery system.
Secure erase. Erases data from rewritable discs using methods that prevent subsequent recovery.
Disc verification. Analyzes the disc surface after burning to detect possible errors or damaged sectors.
Bootable disc creation. Prepares bootable media for installing operating systems or recovery tools.
Virtual drive support. Mounts ISO images as virtual drives without the need for physical burning.

gBurner was initially developed in 2005 by the company Power Software. The program is written in C++ with specific components for handling optical hardware. The first version focused on basic CD burning, later evolving to include DVD and Blu-ray support. The developers have maintained regular updates to incorporate new recording standards and technologies.