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Giveaway of the day — Ashampoo Burning Studio 2026
Ashampoo Burning Studio 2026 was available as a giveaway on February 22, 2026!
Ashampoo Burning Studio 2026 provides a comprehensive solution for burning CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays. It efficiently writes various file types, including music and videos, to different media, including BDXL and high-security discs. Importing music CDs is straightforward, with automatic track identification and naming. Designing covers and cases is user-friendly. Copying audio CDs and other discs is seamless. During ripping, playlists are created to maintain the desired music order.
System Requirements:
Windows 11/ Windows 10 (x64)/ Windows 11 (ARM)/ Windows 10 (ARM); RAM: 2 GB; Sound Card: Any standard sound card (on-board or USB)
Publisher:
Ashampoo GmbH & CoHomepage:
https://www.ashampoo.com/en-us/burning-studio-2026File Size:
84.4 MB
Licence details:
Lifetime
Price:
$30.00
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Does this work for other versions - e.g. Windows &?
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I don't burn discs very much anymore, but Ashampoo's free version has been my favorite burning software for years. It runs like Nero did like 20 years ago, before it became bloated. Actually, I think Ashampoo is now better than Nero ever was. This newer version looks nice and has some new features. Glad to see it on GOTD.
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I installed it as directed (I think) and it gave a screen icon but it will not open. Clicking on the icon, or in the Windows menu, does nothing? Any ideas? I have a previous version of this and I have a bunch of Ashampoo programs and hey generally work well.
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It worked this time but only after entering a password that I had used on previous Ashampoo software.
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I still use CDs for leisure purposes. This was a welcome product!
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Also, I use and burn DVDs occasionally.
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Could this be used to write music to a flash drive?
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Yes, not everyone wants the lower fidelity streaming of our music! Hard to beat HDTracks download and burn onto CD for pure audio bliss.
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Does anyone use CDs these days?
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Gaz, Yes some of us do, all the time.
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Gaz, for music . wave format !
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Gaz, instead of making useless comments, haven't you got an alligator to pet :)
FYI, I burn lots of DVD's all the time, it's my guilty pleasure :)
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Gaz, Yep, there is still a use for CDs and DVDs. You can still purchase this media. Software companies are still producing and updating burning software as well. I have an older car that has a hard drive to store music. I still need CDs to upload music.
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Gaz, if you are a creative like me, you do.
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Gaz, there always has to be one like you
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RustyKnight, Why??
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Gaz, people who depend upon USB-stick or other solid-state drives for backup/archives are gonna be crying while we who burned CDs/DVDs will be smiling with out secure data. I bought my backstock on clearance/rebates, paying very little for relatively PERMANENT storage.
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No one can take your CD music away from you . It is called physical media. But if you listen online, or worse yet, pay for it, it can be taken away from you.
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RustyKnight, Yep. Besides, with all the streaming having ridiculous prices, CDs, VCDs, and DVDs are the way to go, even if we have to burn our own.
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Gaz, i dont but i use blu rays
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