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What CD/DVD burning software is supported?
Last Post 03 Oct 2009 01:02:58 by andrew. 2 Replies.
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22 Aug 2009 14:56:50  

This questions is cross-posted on Microsoft Technet...

My simple question is this:

What CD/DVD burning software is supported on Windows 2008 Standard Server?

Background:

A client of mine just bought a new HP ML350 G5 (March 2009), which came with a HP branded GSA-H53L (E2C) DVD Rewriter (Manufactured - July 2008) and bundled with Roxio DigitalMedia Plus (circa 2005 (MyDVD v6.1)).

When I start the install of the Roxio software, I immediately get a DLA error…

After Google-ing around, there are known issues with Roxio’s DLA software, and the drive itself appears to be a discontinued LG OEM model.

When the VAR that sold the Server is contacted, they point to HP…

When HP is contacted, they point to the VAR…

I have checked the following, and NONE show NAMED support for Windows 2008 Standard Server:

  • Alcohol 120%
  • Corel WinDVD 9
  • CyberLink Power2Go 6
  • Droppix Recorder XE
  • GEAR PRO Mastering Edition 8.00
  • Nero 9 nor BackItUp 4
  • NTI Media Maker 8
  • Roxio Creator 2009 nor Roxio Creator 2009 Ultimate

They support Vista, but not NAMED support for Windows 2008 Server, which the Owner of the company wants to see/hear.

What we are looking for is a simple, reliable way to burn data to CD/DVD media; create/mount ISO images if need be (example: SQL 2008 install), and maybe take advantage of the LightScribe capabilities of the drive.

Can someone out there enlighten me to a product!

Thanks in advance,

- Andrew


'I know enough to know, that I don't know all that I want to know!'
Tags: Server, Server 2008, W2K8, CD/DVD Burning Software, Technet, Microsoft
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03 Oct 2009 00:53:05  

All:

Sorry for not following up on this in several months, but I took the suggestion of Tim Quan, and ended up downloading and installing ImgBurn from ImgBurn.com.

After doing a couple of test burns, and several months of keeping my fingers crossed, ImgBurn seems to be working fine.

The interface does take a little getting use to, but ImgBurn does offer allot of features for the price! (FREE)

Many thanks to Tim Quan, the Author of ImgBurn and all the other folks that chipped in their two cents!

- Andrew


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03 Oct 2009 01:02:58  

All:

Another suggested software package was StarBurn from RocketDivision, which came from Paul Svirin.

I have NOT downloaded or tried this software, but if someone out there would like to add their comments/thoughts....

- Andrew


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