Ink 3.6.0 Details

Ink is a powerful CD/DVD burner for fast data recording. The program includes lots of features and options that ensure a convenient and reliable CD/ DVD recording. Ink provides support for data and audio burning, dual-layer DVD and also disc images. Another advantage when using Ink is its compatibility with rewritable discs and the fact it allows burning of copies on the fly.

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Ink is a highly efficient CD and DVD recording software designed to be suitable to any type of user. It's main focus is making burning data on discs simpler and more pleasant and in this respect it employ a series of wide-ranging features easy to accommodate with. One of Ink's main characteristics is its speed due to which you can save your data on a physical medium much faster than with most other applications of the kind. On launching Ink you will be prompted a main window displaying 6 different icons right in the center from which to select the type of action you'd like your program to perform (Burn: Data Disc, Audio Disc, Video Disc, Write Image, Copy Disc, Read Disc). Basically, when you want to store data on CDs or DVDs (or do any of the above actions), you will find that there couldn't have been a better and easier way to do that than with Ink. All you need to know to use the program flawlessly is there, clearly stated in each icon or option available. From installation to launching and actually using the program, Ink is a trouble-free software built to save you time along with your data and offer quality recording. Here are Ink's main features: Neat, Easy-to-work with interface; Includes support for dual-layer DVDs; Sets custom data, audio and mixed-mode projects and allows burning both to physical discs and as disc images; Allows users to create direct disc copies, on the fly or through a temporary disc image; Offers disc images burning (ISO and BIN/CUE); Offers several ways to erase rewritable discs; Comes with drag-n-drop features; Displays extended disc data; Scans for errors.

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