I just completed releasing a CD so I was looking for something that would copy everything off the CD exactly. I wanted to keep CD Text and other important info that is sometimes lost w/ other rippers/burners. I played with a few apps and fell in love w/ Audio Exact Copy. It not only makes an exact copy of the CD but it allows you to save sessions for easy management. I was able to add MP3 tracks to a session and then burn it back to a blank CD easily, with no quality loss while maintaining all the header info. Very cool.

http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/

I use Clonecd, it's a useful program, and last i've heard it was free, although the one i got i had to pay for.

Program wise, I use Nero but also try to look for those good free ones.

I tend to use ImgBurn for all my writing needs, and dvd flick for video->dvd.

Nero for data discs though.

Nero for everything...simple fast and easy..love it

I also recommend Nero , its cool,simple and easy.

i usually use nero as my burning software, but trying out roxio as well and roxio is my previous burning software but since nero have not much problem i encountered i have switch to it

I use Windows built-in CD/DVD recording ability. I find that it is reliable enough for my needs.

i use Nero and/or Alcohol 120%

i used Nero before and I did not encounter any problem using this software.

I use Nero as well. I like it because it is very easy to operate with.

Nero Burner is the great software to burning .. Its easy and simple to use ..

Nero here.. It's very nice and i am very happy with it.

I have been using NERO for almost 8 years now and its the best I have ever seen in CD/DVD recording softwares around. Now-a-days I use portable NERO which makes very easy to burn CD anywhere where there is no NERO in computer.

Nero. I just need a simple, fast software for burning.

I like nero but have also burned using other programs.

Nero just seems to be the most stable and is updated often enough that I don't have to worry about it being out of date.

I use Nero and think its great, highly recommended.

I have been using nero 8 with great success

when you bought your burner, i think there can be a free copy of nero. Although some features are blocked, it still can burn data flawlessly. for plain data, i just use the older version of nero, i don't usually go for fancy visuals, i just want to get the job done asap.