Disc to Computer

If you want to transfer data from your PC to multiple discs, Broadex Systems nicely covers this need with its Disc Archiver application. I used it not too long ago and I found it to be quite useful. It efficiently uses disc space and conveniently burns data onto CDs, DVDs, or Blu-Ray discs.

If you want to transfer data from multiple discs to your PC, Broadex Systems nicely covers this need with its Disc to Computer application. You can use it to copy data from CDs, DVDS, or Blu-ray discs onto your PC. Just like the aforementioned Disc Archiver, Disc To Computer provides support for disc autoloaders.

You can use Disc To Computer on a PC that runs a 32- or 64-bit version Microsoft’s Windows operating system. That’s any version from Windows XP onward, mind you. After you download and run an installer, straightforward setup wizard will help you install Disc To Computer on a PC that runs a 32- or 64-bit version of Windows XP or newer.

Disc To Computer has a very simple interface. Here’s what you will see on the interface (from type to bottom): pick the source disc drive (internal/external RW drives and disc autoloaders are supported); choose where on your PC to copy data (single location, based on disc type, based on index files); choose if you want to create a sub-folder for each disc; select one of three overwrite file options (rename and keep both files, overwrite existing files, keep existing files).

Using Disc To Computer is a simple as possible: pick the source drive, choose where to copy data, hit the Start button and let the application do its thing. You will be prompted when it’s time to insert the disc.

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