DiscBuild

DiscBuild helps you prepare files and folders for disc burning. This is an approachable software utility that features a file navigator and doesn't contain complex options, making it accessible to all types of users. However, you should know that it's not designed for disc burning, so you need another program for that task.

It's wrapped in a clean and intuitive interface, where you can use the built-in file explorer to navigate disk directories and identify the files and folders you want to burn. This can be done by adding items to the task list while keeping and eye on file properties, such as the name, size, or date of last modification.

The application reveals the total space occupied by all items in the task list, giving you the possibility to remove any of them, move them to another directory, clear the task list to start everything from scratch, or save the list with full paths to file.

Plus, you can copy the full path of any file or directory to the Clipboard. Apart from the fact that keyboard shortcuts and command lines are supported, there are no other notable options available.

As expected, it didn't put a strain on the overall performance of the machine in our tests, running on low CPU and RAM. It worked smoothly, without causing the operating system to hang, crash or prompt error messages. Help documentation is included in the package.

On the other hand, DiscBuild comes bundled with a light set of features for assembling files and folders for disc burning. It basically lets you move files and folders around, and it doesn't even have a copy function in this regard, which means that, if you want to back up the items, you have to do this manually. Similar operations can be conducted within many disc authoring tools. Nevertheless, you can test the app for yourself.