14 DAY TRIAL // About two weeks ago, Ashampoo released to the public the beta for the most recent version of their disc burning utility, Burning Studio.
Though not without flaws, the application showcased a set of new features that would be perfected through its beta stage until the launch of the final edition: completely redesigned DVD and Blu-ray video disc editor, the possibility to create HD and Full-HD Blu-rays (720p and 1080p), an autoplay editor for building auto-starting discs with professional-looking menus or the integrated audio player.
These are just the highlights of the list of improvements brought to the tenth edition of Ashampoo Burning Studio as the changelog is more impressive than this.
After two weeks of receiving news from beta testers and tying loose ends, the company came to reveal the fresh Ashampoo Burning Studio as the new standard in disc burning. The suite features all the options a regular user may need, at the same time not leaving advanced users without options to tinker with.
It incorporates all the tools for burning data on CD, DVD and Blu-ray media, as well as the possibility to back up files and folders, create or burn image standards like ISO or BIN/CUE side by side with their proprietary format, ASHDSC.
The latest version of Ashampoo Burning Studio 10 has been available as a Softpedia Exclusive since its beta and will continue to be so in the final release. You can grab an evaluation copy from our download section. It can be tested free of charge and with all functions fully working for a period of at least 10 days, with the possibility of extending it by 30 more if you register with Ashampoo.
