SilentNight Micro CD/DVD/ISO and Audio Burner program

November 13, 2005

Here is a nifty stand alone executable that can get your drive to burnin' discs for free, or for 19 bucks if you register it. The author will continue to develop the software and add improvements through these donations. Though I never heard of SilentNight Micro, according to the website, it has garnered a total of 21 shareware awards! Maybe this one is worth trying? What's handy as well, is the fact that it even has it's own ASPI, no DLL's to worry about. It's easy to use, with a nice GUI and is even multilingual. The entire program is just a hair over a single megabyte. You can run the program directly from a CD/DVD or a USB key drive.

Some of the key features:

Full Featured Data CD / DVD recording functionality
No DLL is required
Built-in ASPI Layer for Windows NT/2000/XP.
Support CD-R / CD-RW / DVD+RW / DVD-RAM / DVD-R / DVD-RW.
On the fly recording; no need to build ISO file first.
No disk space is required for temporary files.
Create ISO(100% DOS/Windows) compatible Data CDs/DVDs.
Support Long File Name (Joliet) File System.
Burn and Build ISO Images.
Create Multi-Session CD.
Import any of the available previous session.
Write on Rewritable CDs.
Tested with SCSI, IDE, EIDE, USB and Firewire CD/DVD Writers.
Can be used to make backup.
All Windows Versions (Except Windows 3.1x) supported.
High Performance File/Disc Caching.
Burn Proof/Just Link support.
DAO*, SAO* and TAO Writing methods support.
On the fly burning of wave, mp3.
Full Drag and Drop support.

To be able to direct copy from CD/DVD and Audio and to add options such as to write to multiple burners simultaneously, you must register this program. Here is a link to the download page.

Languages supported:
English, Norwegian, French, Finnish, Dutch, Spanish, German, Italian, Chinese (simplified), Portuguese/Brazilian, and Hungarian.

Updates in this version:
Corrections in German translation, Added Portuguese/Brazilian translation. Added Chinese (simplified) translation. And a few minor bug fixes.

Source: SilentNight 2004