Last but not least, it comes free with BlindWrite (CD duplication and imaging software) and with Patin-Couffin drivers. Another cool feature – it can be set up to automatically label the disk based on source folder. Neat thing – via the separate ‘settings’ interface you can manually set the default writing speed for CD and (separately) DVD media – important if you want to slow down the recording speed. Just find the folder containing pre-authored DVD files (AUDIO_TS & VIDEO_TS folders), do a right-click, select CopyToDVD (you will be asked whether you want to burn those as DVD-Video or DVD-Data), pop-in the blank disk and you are on your way. Since it integrates with Windows Explorer shell (of course it can also run as a stand-alone application) it’s an ideal way of burning movies ripped by DVD Decrypter or DVD Shrink (or any other transcoding tool). While it may not (yet) approach Nero in the versatility department (but it’s getting close), it really shines at nearly fool-proof ease of use. Without the doubt, CopyToDVD is one of the most convenient tools designed to burn CD & DVD media.
