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what burning software for Win 7?

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Since this one turned out to be a good topic, if anyone wants to write up something on the various disc burning programs referenced and explore their differences, just shoot me a PM. :)
 
I grew up with scratchy 78 rpm records played on the living room console radio, rock & roll 45's scattered all over my sixth grade girl friend's bedroom floor, and then LPs on my precision Dual 1219 in my singles apartment in a big city high rise apartment with two sets of Koss ESP-9 electrostatic headphones (so you could precisely hear every vinyl imperfection). So, you see, "those round silver things" represent a true quantum leap in quality to me and I still consider them as a very viable medium for quality music. MP3s certainly have the convenience of being able to cram a ton of songs into my iPhone & iPod or even a round silver thing for my car. But, for me, it just does not feel that long ago that I purchased my first CD player (really cheap at $210.00) and was awed by the technology of truly very high quality music reproduction (My first CD was Lionel Ritchie's Danci on the Ceiling). My wife and I still burn audio CDs because until very recently, our vehicles did not accept MP3 CDs. Easy CD DVD Extractor is an excellent application for this task and also does a great job ripping the music of our many round silver things to MP3 files so we can load in my iPhone and my wife's Zune. I suggest taking a look at this App.
 
Like others have suggested. Image burn is a good program. I use to use Alcohol 120%, nero, and Roxio but now I mostly use Image burn.

With Image burn you can rip files, burn images/iso, files.
 
I'm also using Nero 7 ultra on Win7 Ultimate with no issues. I tried using Ashampoo after havin issues with Nero9 but found video burning to be not as good as using Nero vision so I went back to Nero 7.
I'm a bit surprised...I've been using Nero 9 for quite a while, and haven't had a single problem. BTW It's, so far been working well with Windows 7.
 
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