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Ashampoo Cover Studio 2017 was available as a giveaway on July 1, 2016!
Ashampoo Cover Studio 2017 provides everything you need to label discs, create professional covers and booklets. Whether you just need to scan existing covers, add individual backgrounds or rely on the various templates, you will be satisfied with the result.
Features:
Please note: The program is made as a part of Ashampoo Burning Studio 16. A unique upgrade price for GOTD users: $23.99, instead of $59.99.
Windows 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10
22.9 MB
$23.99
The one-stop solution for your disc recorder: The new Ashampoo Burning Studio 16 burns data, movies or music to any CD, DVD or Blu-ray disc. Burn everything from simple data discs to highly complex movies with subtitles - you name it. User-friendly, logically structured and usable without any technical knowledge. Upgrade price for GOTD users (from within Ashampoo Cover Studio 2017): $23.99 instead of $59.99.
Ashampoo,
I just looked at your Requirements page & it seems as though this software will not work with Vista. Is that correct?
I have several of Ashampoo products & each one works GREAT & they don't play games like other companies do like giving you a SHORT license etc.
Many THANKS Ashampoo.
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Could we get a reply to this question ?
I too have Vista, its a sufficient OS and it suits me well !
Greetings, Tobiasson, Oslo, Norway
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Advice for those d/l any Ashampoo software.
Give a secondary email address if asked - you will be on there email list for the rest of your life.
Not as bad as Adobe - but close enough.
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BillyB, all you got to do is unsubscribe from there news letter, simple
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If you're strictly using the English version, you can follow these steps to save on disk space. I know you're probably saying "I have a terabyte drive, why would it matter. It matters because there are fewer files to go through (275) when starting Ashampoo Cover Editor. You can do this with many programs, especially Ashampoo software.
First you can delete all the license*.txt and readme*.htm files in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Ashampoo\Ashampoo Cover Studio 2017 directory. Moving to the lang directory. you can delete all files that DO NOT have the *en-US* in the file name. So in the first set, you can delete all files except for ashinet3-en-US.ashLang file. In the next set, you can delete all files except for the common-en-us.ashLang file. In the next set, you can delete all files except for the common-en-us.ashLang file. In the next set, you can delete all files except for the CoverEditor-en-us.ashLang file. You can also delete the help file named CoverEditor-de-de.chm (which alone is 1.17 MB in size.). In the next set, you can delete all files except for CoverEditor-en-us.chm and CoverEditor-en-us.ashLang files. In the next set, you can delete all files except for the graphics-en-us.ashLang file. In the next set, you can delete all files except for the peru-en-us.ashLang file. In the next set, you can delete all files except for the portal-en-US.ashLang file. In the next set, you can delete all files except for the portal-en-US.ashLang. In the last set, you can delete all files except for the wxwidgets-en-us.ashLang file.
This will eliminate 275 files totaling 13.62 MB
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I really am impressed by this software. I think it will be exactly what we need for DVDs for our church video if people don't have access to the internet or just want a hard copy. I love Ashampoo for the most part.
Thank you Ashampoo!
~Sam
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looking at this little program has reminded me about all the software i have had in the past when i looked at my ashampoo i have found i have 38 programs from them and still use most of them today
this one will help me as it is now possable to print what i want on the disk covers not your everyday lists of tunes but any other info i want to put on it
i would say to you all have a good look at there web site and most of the programs carry a 40 day trial and then you can extend them again if needed
also i must say if you buy any for there software you get some YIGGLES that you can put towards more programs from the extensive list i ended up with over 7000 and had about 10 programs free
the after sale team are very help full as well
thanks ASHAMPOO
nigel
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Ashampoo cover studio 2017 actually is a free program . You can check this url :
https://www.ashampoo.com/en/usd/pin/0558/multimedia-software/Ashampoo-Cover-Studio-2017
Its a joke
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How long does it take to receive the initial password? It's not coming through.
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OK - it is what it is. You can design pretty much anything for a CD/DVD. I have tried it and to be honest it is a bit 20th Century.
It is not a simple process to complete. I would have thought many of the steps could be automated.
Not for me, although generally I quite like Ashampoo software.
- uninstalled.
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Digital music tends to be in mp3 format - give me wav anytime. The compression on mp3 music can be suffocating hence the preference for CD's.
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I didn't see anywhere on the website or posted here that this product burns labels on to discs using the Lightscribe technology. Anybody have any info on this?
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Gavin, it has a selection for Lightscribe disks. I have not tested that.
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Gavin, LightScribe seems to work well. I took it as far as where it calls the LightScribe "print" dialog, and its preview image matched the sample image I created in Cover Studio. That print dialog is created by LightScribe system software, so the final step of actually burning the image would be uneventful.
Ashampoo and GOTD, thank you for the software! You really should mention LightScribe in your descriptions though, since not everybody supports that technology.
I hope there are no nag dialogs for buying other software (I haven't seen any so far). That would get this package uninstalled, since I can do the same job using a combination of other software on my machine. It's just nice to have an all-in-one designer and will build goodwill towards your company. :)
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Files stored on CD/DVD are digital. It is just a different storage medium and good to have more than one type of backup of important files.
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I must be way behind the times but I use cd/dvd's all the time. Movies and Music. I make CDs with my favorite songs to play in my car stereo. I sing, write and play my own music and put them on disc. Exactly what does the word digital refer, seriously. Are you referring to the CLOUD? Where you buy content say, on your laptop or phone and don't have anything you have purchased? The only other think of is Flash Drives or sd-Cards? Thanks in advance!
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Rosey ,
Digital means it is stored as a number, the only thing computers can work with.
Your computer uses the binary system, on and off, 0 and 1, basically switches.
In real terms your computer has a huge number of switches, programs tell them if they should be on or off.
The switches are transistors that are turned on or off, 0 and 1.
Sorry if this comment doesn't help.but this is the only way I could of think describing it. :-)
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Rosey , when you recorded your vocals and music onto your PC you made it digital in a process called Analogue to Digital Conversion, CD-Audio format was the first digital audio consumer product and started the first revolution away from non-digital media like vinyl records or audio cassette tapes.
Digital just means a stream of numbers representing something, could be visual information as in digital images i.e. JPG images etc or digital motion video i.e. MPEG video files in various standards or digital audio i.e. CD-Audio, Digital Audio Tapes (DAT), mini-disc, MP3 files. These are all digital forms containing Digital representations of initially Analogue information.
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How many of you are still buying disc nowadays? I thought it was died sometime ago. It's almost impossible to find new laptops with CD/DVD driver now.
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hardgirl,
Try upping your budget, then see what is available. The less you are willing to pay - The less you get in terms of features.
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Nigel, Thanks for the advice. But i don't need to as my all data are digital. DVD/CD so yesterday!
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hardgirl,
"So yesterday"? ....... Like breathing, and sunshine?
Some people like Hard copies of their work/files/movies.
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hardgirl,
Seriously? You don't need because your data are digital?
Well then, why on earth would you need an optical disk lol lol lol
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hardgirl, I still buy CDs. Admittedly I do rip them as soon as I get the time and I'll probably only ever listen to them via mp3 format on my phone. I guess I like to actually own a physical thing rather than just having a license to use it. Or maybe it's something to do with being middle-aged.
Having said all that I haven't burnt a disc for a long long time so I don't really need something that creates labels or covers.
I will add that I'm posting this from the MSI Apache Pro I bought in March and which has a CD/DVD drive. I think it's pretty easy to find a laptop with an optical drive so long as you're not after a super slim model.
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hardgirl,
I have a car with a CD-player(6CD) build in and sometimes I make a CD with various music on it.
Then it is handy to see what CD I put in.
Especially when it takes time to recognize the CD and play it, you don't want to guess the CD.
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hardgirl,
"It's almost impossible to find new laptops with CD/DVD driver now."
Because they add height or thickness, & the preferred style for many is thin -- the thinner the better. So they stick the laptop DVD & Blu-ray drives & burners in external housings with USB connections, which are fairly popular, especially I think for people that travel, e.g. for work. That way you have thin & light during the day, play your DVDs or Blu-ray that night. I bought my Asus USB 3.0 DVD burner for $10 after MIR @ Newegg -- works great, including with my tablet.
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Thanks a lot for caring me. But i still won't buy CD/DVD. I have something called Flash drive/Thumb drive and this tiny device can store 64 GB data and that's equal to 13 pieces of DVDs. So good luck with you guys :)
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