CNET Editors' review
The phrase one-trick pony comes pretty close to describing the anemic functionality of Audio CD Copier. Basically, the application rips an audio CD to a temporary WAV file, then burns it to another disc. Keeping with the minimalist theme is the absolutely drab interface, highlighted by a Start button, some progress bars, and a field for selecting a CD burner. The program does make quick work of copying discs by automating the few steps required and prompting the user for a blank CD when the time comes. Despite fulfilling its requirements, the program has a near-total lack of features that makes it a tough sell, especially when so many similar apps can do so much more.
Publisher's Description
From Cheetah Websites:
The Audio CD Copier is an easy to use one click solution for copying any Audio CD. It is very fast and installs in about 5 seconds. Just insert a CD and click the copy button for a quick no hassle Audio CD Copy. Version 1.22 is updated to be compatible with Windows Vista and Windows 7. It also has some bug fixes, improvements to the user interface, and much faster audio ripping code.
What's new in this version: Version 1.22 is updated to be compatible with Windows Vista and Windows 7. It also has some bug fixes, improvements to the user interface, and much faster audio ripping code.
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"Works ok - unless you need to re-install"
Version: Audio CD Copier 1.22
Pros
Installed initially for a blind client who needed a simple CD copier - worked fine.
Cons
User purchased new PC and retained the license key. Reinstalled trial and there was no place to enter the registration key. Attempted several times to contact manufacturer without success.
Summary
Pretty upsetting to pay for something that you cannot transfer to a new PC. I would gladly pay extra for a File - Options - Window - HELP menu where you can easily register the product or reach out to customer service and actually get a response.
Functionally program does as advertised... just don't upgrade your computer EVER!!! :-)
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