DVD Power Burner 2006 Pro 2.7
| Developer: |
Tradetouch (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/NT 3.x/NT 4.x/2000/XP/2003 |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$49.99 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 11.73 MB |
| Rating: |  Rate this program: |
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Because you have a beautiful dream that you can share the best memories with your family and friends. You can envision the joy that your beloved ones receive the DVD shows made by your own hands as a special gift. You can envision the success of being an expert of DVD making even you are a computer starter. Are you ready to make your wishes come true now? DVD Power Burner software has been waiting for you! It makes you a master of video, audio, data and photo DVD/CD ROMs.
People living a digital life are always looking for a best solution to organize, edit, preserve their collections: tons of MP3s, MPGs, AVIs and much more. It is definitely a tough task with bunches of tools, each of which only meets part of your specific requirements. You may feel frustrated and bored because digital life should be more creative! Now, you can save your money and time with our all-in-one solution!
DVD Power Burner is the world's leading DVD/CD burning software. Speed, compatibility, stability and friendliness are our promises! It integrates the most comprehensive CD and DVD burning tools as its powerful functions. You don't need extra program for sound track capture, format conversion, or audio compression anymore. Just follow the step-by-step burning wizard, it turns your computer into a creative workshop: make the ideal music album you need, backup your favorite or important data from computer harddisk for future use, manage your own digital photos, videos, and songs to make a multimedia CD/DVD.
People with creative minds should try DVD Power Burner software really. Edit, organize, customize your CD/DVD from interior to exterior. As a part of our all-in-one solution, a CD/DVD Label Editing Kit is also included to help you make unique label with your own text and pictures. |
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