One of the most reliable burning suite software is definitely Nero. Some may argue that it is the best in the business.

Nero 8 comes with a pretty easy to understand interface.

What's new in this version (compared to previous ones), is the fact that Nero has a button placed on the bottom left side (similar to the Start button in Windows), where you can access the application list.

Applications found in Nero 8 include Burning ROM and Express, Vision, BackItUp, CoverDesigner, WaveEditor, SoundTrax, ShowTime, Recode, PhotoSnap, and ControlCenter. So, you can easily access applications at any time.

On the top side you can see tabs for Rip and Burn, Create and Edit, Home Entertainment, and Back Up, while on the left side you have direct access to Data Burning, Audio Burning, Audio Ripping, or Copy Disc.

The part where we are all interested in (the actual burning process) can be found in Rip and Burn, where you can choose from Rip Audio CD, Copy Disc, and Burn Audio CD, Jukebox Disc, Data Disc or Video Disc.

In Create and Edit you have the possibility of editing photos and creating slideshows, mixing, composing and scratching audio tracks, editing and recording sound files, editing and capturing video, creating disc labels or cover, or converting audio files.

At Home Entertainment you can play music and videos, or view photos, but Nero now also enables you to connect to television - manage media, watch live TV, record from TV, or stream TV.

All actions are performed in the same professional and effective manner that Nero has already gotten us used to. CPU memory is fairly used, and we have not encountered any errors.

So, if you want one of the best burning experience for your CDs and DVDs, you'd better go with Nero.