[Windows] Ashampoo Burning Studio 2027, Lifetime License $0 (Normally $30) @ Ashampoo

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BS2027_FREE

Ashampoo Burning Studio 2027 reliably burns movies, music, and data to all types of disc media. It also supports data backups, CD ripping, and custom cover designs–perfect for all types of burning projects.

Features:
• Compatible with all current Windows versions
• Burn files to single or multiple CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray discs
• Copy CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray discs
• Burn scratch-protected discs
• Back up cellphones, tablets or other external devices
• Create audio CDs
• Design and print covers and inlays for all disc types
• Sleek new user interface

How to claim:
1. Visit the Ashampoo redemption page: https://www.ashampoo.com/loc/redeem
2. Enter code: BS2027_FREE
3. Log in or create an Ashampoo account.
4. Subscribe to the Ashampoo newsletter to receive the free product.
5. Redeem the license.
6. Download and activate Ashampoo Burning Studio 2027.
Regular price: $30
Giveaway price: Free
License: Lifetime - 1 PC

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  • Can it create ISO images of discs?

    • Try https://cdburnerxp.com/

      Also free, and always has been. Don't download this trash.

      • Yeah fair shout. Wasn't going to lol. More curious as it feels there would be some cross over with what was mentioned :)
        Thanks mate

  • Ashampoo Burning Studio? … 2027??

    Seriously?

    • People bought stacks of discs recently from JBHifi

      • People bought stacks of discs recently from JBHifi

        I got a job lot (two gross) of DVD+R disks in 1998.

        I still have about 265 of them left, so maybe I should buy some disks from JBHiFi so that I can re-burn them using this software, on my Windows ME machine which has a DVD Burner.

        This will run on WinME I assume?

        • Upgrade to XP or 10 obut probably better to switch it to Linux

          • @Huntakillaz:

            Upgrade to XP or 10 obut probably better to switch it to Linux

            Where's the fun in that?

            If I switch over to using one of my Linux machines, it will all just work first time without any difficulties whatsoever, and likely without me even installing any extra software, and probably with nothing more than five seconds of typing on the Command Line.

            What would I do with all the time I would have on my hands then?

            • @Alan6984:

              What would I do with all the time I would have on my hands then?

              Vibe code an open sauce app for the peoples, like the good linux users

              • @Huntakillaz:

                Vibe code an open sauce app

                Yeah, but what flavour?

                Tomato is so… passé.

                BBQ is so… parochial.

                I like Tamarind, but people would think I was being pretentious.

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