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Anthony A
Anybody using this? http://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-SOFT...le-Burrrn.shtml
Andavari
I didn't even know there was a portable version. ohmy.gif

Since it's officially released by Gambit the Burrrn developer it has to be good!!! wink.gif
Anthony A
QUOTE(Andavari @ Dec 27 2007, 09:42 PM) *
I didn't even know there was a portable version. ohmy.gif

Since it's officially released by Gambit the Burrrn developer it has to be good!!! wink.gif


I have been spending much time in the audio area latley. Never really foucused on it before so don't be surprised if I am posting audio related questions for a while. wink.gif

As for the portable Burrrn it seems to be exactly the same as the regular Burrrn, which I am reading good things about, except that it's portable. From the reading I have done it seems that Gambit used to release a zip version that you could use portable but people were messing up with it and bothering him with support questions so he only has the installer version on his site now.

I noticed from searching the forum you really like Burrrn.
Andavari
QUOTE(Anthony A @ Dec 28 2007, 12:09 PM) *
I noticed from searching the forum you really like Burrrn.

I've always called it the best audio CD burning program, and I still think of it that way.

Note: I just read up and if you're using EAC to rip to images with a CUE sheet Burrrn is capable of making an audio CD using EAC's "non-compliant" CUE sheet.
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