Software Update: X2CD Music Cd Burner 2.30
Posted on 25/07/02 21:36 by Steffen                             
Software Update: X2CD Music Cd Burner 2.30

Gravurecity used our newssubmit to tip us about another burning program. X2CD Music CD Burner has reached version 2.30. This tool looks interesting for people who only burn audio.


Features:

  • Direct mp3s to cdr burner, mp3s to wav converter.
  • Supports CD-TEXT burning and Burn-proof technology.
  • Normalizing is supported to make the volume of the tracks equal.
  • Creates a Soundtrack CD directly from a DVD or VCD.
  • Media Player - supports mp3, divx, wma, avi, ogg and other formats.
  • Audio Converter - converts mp3 to wav, wma to mp3, avi to mp3.
  • CD Ripper - rip tracks into mp3 or wav from your Audio CD just by one click.
  • 100% WinXP compatible.
  • CD Database - manage your CDs with CD album database.
  • FreeDB support - retrieves the CD information from the Internet.
  • Creates fantastic CD Covers.
  • Fully flexible skin architecture.


    July 22, 2002, version 2.30

    What's New?

  • DVD .ifo file supported, better handling of encryption issue.
  • Adjustable output bitrates and sample rating.
  • Full screen video playback support.
  • Burn hundred of mp3 files into a mp3 data cd which can be played in mp3 players.


    • I must admit that it is the first time I hear about this package. The same question I always have with new burning software,is popping up in my mind again: Will it be able to compete with big players like Nero? Time will tell probably. The forum is at your service if you want to discuss this program. If you want to give it a try,here is the download page.

    Source: MP3 CD Burner

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