DeepBurner Free Portable

The application asks the user from the start about the type of project to be created, so you can choose to burn either a data CD or DVD, an audio disc or just burn an ISO image.
Everything's designed as a wizard, so pressing “Next” gets you to a new screen where you have to configure multisession, with three different options at your disposal: create multisession disk, append session or no multisession at all.
It's pretty easy to place new files on the disc; you can use either the dedicated “Add Files” buttons or take advantage of the drag and drop support to simply drag the files over the new project's window.
Besides the fact that it provides almost the same information as any other burning solution out there, DeepBurner Free Portable also boasts advanced features for editing the autorun menu, again with a well-developed wizard to guide you through the process. You can configure the shape and the appearance of the buttons and define custom commands, such as launching a program, browsing for a folder, sending an email or visiting a website.
Additionally, the application allows you to set up the print label, with multiple built-in templates included, such as pocket CD, slim CD, normal CD, simple or regular DVD. Text and photos are obviously supported.
Despite the fact that it sports so many features, DeepBurner Free Portable remains light on computer resources, and works pretty smooth even on Windows 7.
As a conclusion, DeepBurner Free Portable may win a special place in your heart, not only because it's portable, but also thanks to the fact that it offers so many useful extras besides the main burning tool. DeepBurner Free Portable is a CD/DVD burning solution that can be easily transferred on a removable drive and loaded without prior installation.
The application asks the user from the start about the type of project to be created, so you can choose to burn either a data CD or DVD, an audio disc or just burn an ISO image.
Everything's designed as a wizard, so pressing “Next” gets you to a new screen where you have to configure multisession, with three different options at your disposal: create multisession disk, append session or no multisession at all.
It's pretty easy to place new files on the disc; you can use either the dedicated “Add Files” buttons or take advantage of the drag and drop support to simply drag the files over the new project's window.
Besides the fact that it provides almost the same information as any other burning solution out there, DeepBurner Free Portable also boasts advanced features for editing the autorun menu, again with a well-developed wizard to guide you through the process.
You can configure the shape and the appearance of the buttons and define custom commands, such as launching a program, browsing for a folder, sending an email or visiting a website.
Additionally, the application allows you to set up the print label, with multiple built-in templates included, such as pocket CD, slim CD, normal CD, simple or regular DVD. Text and photos are obviously supported.
Despite the fact that it sports so many features, DeepBurner Free Portable remains light on computer resources, and works pretty smooth even on Windows 7.
As a conclusion, DeepBurner Free Portable may win a special place in your heart, not only because it's portable, but also thanks to the fact that it offers so many useful extras besides the main burning tool.