Software extracts and burns data from multimedia disks.
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Press Release Summary:
Grab and Burn software combines functions for extracting data (grabbing) from multimedia disks and burning it to another. Via Wizards, software delivers single gesture functionality for actions such as grab DVD and burn other DVD. It can also split DVD9 disks into several single-level DVD-Rs. Able to work with video or audio disks, CDs, or DVDs of all known formats, software features session importing, Trac-at-once and Disk-at-once, and transparent file-system conversions.
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Grab and Burn, Full Cycle
No boastful words are necessary here. The Grab&Burn software (as you can assume by its title) is an ultimate combine of the multimedia disks "grabbing" (extracting the data) and burning. The really *full cycle* of the disk operations is now available within one lightweight software suite.
Moreover, all that can be done in a single "gesture" - Grab&Burn provides the handy wizard mode for actions like "grab DVD and burn other DVD". The widest possible variety of cases is covered; typical example: large DVD9 disks (so-called "dual-layer") can be split into several single-level DVD-Rs.
The software's capabilities are not exhausted by that. The program will let you grab-grab-grab anything - video or audio disks, CD or DVD of all known formats - into a number of individual media files or a single iso-image. Then - certainly - it lets you burn-burn-burn anything, including creation of audio and video disks from the media files, creating of bootable disks, easy mastering, and whatever you know (or would know) about disk writing. Of course, it carries the full "gentleman's suitcase" of disk-burning - like session importing, Trac-at-once and Disk-at-once, and transparent file-system conversions.
All of us know the "bloatware" term (meaning "bloated software"). This is not the case, however. I personally like to call the things like Grab&Burn "all-I-need-and-nothing-redundant-ware". That's it.
