Martin JørgensenCDs and DVDs are fantastic for storing and playing musik and film. They are small and compact, can hold large amounts of data, and we may even see smaller formats in the future. Unfortunately, they’re limiting in today’s world. Many laptops are no longer made with disc drives, which means you can rarely take your favorite movies and music with you on the go.
But you paid for it, so of course you should be able to bring your favorite music and movies wherever you are. With CloneCD from RedFox, you can easily clone your CDs to your system and share them over the internet wherever you are.
Clone your favorite CDs and DVDs to your system and take them on the go
With CloneCD, you finally have the option to transfer the data on your CDs and DVDs to your computer so you can play them without their physical form. This is great for long train or plane trips when you need something to pass the time. Maybe you’ve gotten rid of your CD player and no longer have access to the music you bought. In that case, cloning those files to your computer brings them back within reach.
CloneCD can easily read your disc drive for CDs and DVDs and then start the copying process. Many CDs and DVDs include built-in encryption that locks the content to prevent piracy and illegal copying for resale. That’s frustrating when you just want to enjoy what you’ve paid for. CloneCD bypasses these locks and opens up the content. It then copies it to your system in the file format you prefer—for example, a format that plays on your phone or laptop.
Burn CDs and DVDs so you always have a backup ready
Physical media like CDs and DVDs can be damaged in many ways, leaving them unusable. Since you’ve already paid for them, it would be a shame to buy it all again—it’s simply a waste of money. CloneCD helps you avoid that problem.
Just as CloneCD can copy your CDs and DVDs, it can also burn them to another disc so you have a backup copy of your material. All it takes is a small investment in some blank CDs or DVDs. Once inserted into your disc drive, you can use CloneCD to burn a file from your computer onto them. You can then play them on your stereo if it’s music, and on your DVD player if it’s video.
For those who value their music and movie collection
Many people proudly own a large collection of music and films. Even the average person builds up a smaller collection over time, which takes up quite a bit of space. It can become harder to manage, but CloneCD makes your life—and your relationship with music and movies—much easier.
You can make copies of all the media you cherish, ensuring you never lose them. This is also a great way to keep your music or film library if your shelves are running out of space. Simply copy it to your computer and recycle the physical discs. If you ever need a physical copy again in the future, you can quickly burn a new one.
Sleek, playful design that makes you feel like a professional
CloneCD has been very deliberate about its design and how you, as a user, respond to it. Notice the logo—it’s a sheep! That sheep is Dolly, the first animal ever cloned. So RedFox made a little spil out of that, which is pretty cheeky.
When it comes to the interface itself, the design is straightforward and self-explanatory. You have four options for cloning and burning your CDs and DVDs. Then just let CloneCD take over and do the hard work for you.
Alternative software
1 from Nero AG is a strong alternative to CloneCD. It offers the same options for burning and copying, plus a wide range of extra features that can help. The program costs a bit to own, but you can download a free trial her.
CloneCD is old, but simple
CloneCD is a nice, small, and simple piece of software that can handle all your copying and burning needs. It costs a bit to own, but it’s worth it—you’ll likely save more in the long run on your CDs and DVDs than the purchase price. Highly recommended.
