Why I buy this one ?
- Capture, organize, edit, burn and share music, data, photo and video on CD or DVD
- Make DVD home movies or photo slide shows and burn to DVD, VCD or SVCD
- Fix images with easy-to-use tools and create electronic photo albums
- Automatic disc formatting and burning by simply dragging and dropping files
- Make personalized CD labels, jewel case inserts and DVD case covers

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What our customer's say!

"OK product, shame about the support", I don't suppose many people will be buying this product as there are four later versions. Just in case you are tempted by the cheap price, I offer some some words of warning.

Generally speaking I have had few problems with the software. Sure it has its bugs, but for my purposes it is generally quite adequate. I am fortunate that I didn't experience the grave problems that others describe here. The Disc Copier function, as its name suggests, allows you to burn entire discs without inserting gaps between tracks. This is essential for classical music where tracks are often cue points rather than separate entities. There is a facility called Audio Central you can use to make compilation albums, and this facility can also be used to transfer material from cassette or LP to CD. Despite the bugs I'd have given this product 4 or 5 stars were it not for Roxio's attitude to their customers.

Not long after I bought the product Windows issued XP Service Pack 2. Following installation of the latter, I found that certain modes of burning CDs with Creator 6 left me with a pile of coasters. I made umpteen requests for help and each time received generic, computer-generated answers which were of no help at all. You know the sort of thing - reinstall the product, turn off virus protection etc. I'm not Bill Gates but even I figured out the problem relatively quickly - XP SP2 uses a lot more resources, which led to a buffer underrun and copying being aborted.

Worse still is that Roxio no longer offer support for this product. I discovered this when all of a sudden using the auto-update facility generated a Windows error message. Now, there haven't been any updates for some time and I wasn't particularly expecting any, despite there being several minor but annoying bugs. I contacted support to confirm my suspicions that the internet location the updater links to has moved or closed. A simple question, surely. The reply was another generic email, telling me that basically Roxio are no longer prepared to discuss older products, and that if I want support I'll have to shell out for another version.

I took the matter up on the Roxio forum and with in minutes received sarcastic replies from the forum's resident "digital gurus" (employees of Roxio, presumably). Despite explaining that all I wanted was a simple answer to a simple question, I was berated for daring to hang on to a four-year-old product, rather than spending more and more money bying new products in the hope that this time the bugs have gone.

Bottom line: if you just want to copy CDs for car use this product isn't too bad. Beware though, there are quite a few bugs and you won't get any help if you ask about them.

"Easy CD & DVD Creator Platinum", I have found this item to be more than I expected. It has features that I hadn't expected to be part of the program, but am happy they're there.
I would shop on Amazon.com any time as I have always been satisfied with my purchases.

"Worst Software Ever", This software completely sucks. On top of bad registration management, incomprehensible updating and pop ups to get more of your money for upgrades, etc. the software will completely hammer ITunes by altering your registry and make it impossible to burn cds from ITunes. Then you get the joy of reinstalling ITunes, and done hurridly, you've just lost all your playlists, album art, etc. Purchase this software if you want hours of head-banging frustration and annoyance.

"easy cd & dvd creator 6", i ordered this cd, because after bringing my desktop computer in for service and when i started to use it, on the screen each time came up
to insert the cd/dvd creator 6 and each time i tried to cancell, it immed.
reappeared. and i tried to delete it to no avail/i then ordered the cd and
figured that by inst. the cd. that my problems would go away/ but aftrer inst. the cd/now i get install eccd dvd creator 6 if you press. cancell it
comes right back as installing and you just can not get rid of it/this is
$18.00 of waisted money/if you go on the intern. to easy creator also no good advice/this thing is like a virus not going away!!!!!!to rate it the minimum is one star,it is not worth any stars!!!!

"Avoid ALL roxio products", We have had to suffer with roxio products that came with our computer. They cannot be removed either. Our desktop computer has an annoying glitch caused from trying to remove this horrible product from the hard drive. We even tried to download a program to remove it and nothing works. Customer service for this product is non-existent. The quality of roxio products is VERY poor and definitely not worth the high price you will pay. If you purchase roxio products you will regret it.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Easy CD & DVD Creator 6", Nothing but problems with this software. It does not recognize my burner. I run WIN 98 SE on a new HP. I applied all updates and tried to contact ROXIO for support. They do nothing to help. Terrible product and terrible support. This software is a complete waste of money at any price.

"Easy CD Creator 6 is Anything But -- Stay Away!", This 6th version of Easy CD Creator is worthless, plain and simple. I could not get it to run on a brand new Dell Pentium machine no matter how clean the install was, or how many times I uninstalled and reinstalled it. Roxio technical support was useless. I cannot comprehend know how this software made it through beta testing, much less to the street. After 5 useful versions of Easy CD Creator, it's hard to fathom how Roxio went so wrong, but their reputation will be taking a large hit as a result of this disaster.

"Buy anything else--not this", If the software worked, it would be quite good! It is relatively easy to figure out what to do, and then what to do next.

Unfortuantely, this is a bug laden mess provided by a company which clearly has no concept of customer service. Roxio has no compunction in providing non-working software. While it is possible to produce a working DVD after MANY hours getting the program set-up, woe to the person who then tries to use a different camera, OS or computer.

Current example, Roxio recently updated their engine to ver. 6.2.xx. Attempts to update my registered version resulted in error messages. Attempts to get customer service were unsuccessful. The software should not even be given away free.

"Permanently destroys drive configuration", I got Easy CD & DVD Creator 6 bundled with a DVD+/-RW drive. Needless to say, I was eager to get burning. I've used Roxio Easy CD Creator 5 for 1.5 years and have been very happy. But, that's neither here nor there. I'll cut to the chase.

After installing, I found that all of my hard drives and partitions had been assigned new drive letters, seemingly at random. Furthermore, in Disk Management, most partitions didn't show a letter and those that did show a letter, appeared twice in Windows Explorer. Windows was notifying me that \System Volume Information\tracking.log was corrupt and that I needed to run chkdsk. To make matters worse, Windows no longer identified my system boot drive with the "(System)" designation, meaning I could delete the partition if I wanted!

Uninstalling did not resolve this, so I backed up all my data to an external disk. I then performed a fresh install of Windows XP. I then installed Service Pack 1 and all critical updates. I also installed DirectX 9.0b and Windows Media Player 9. After that, I installed Office XP, followed by Easy CD & DVD Creator 6.

I rebooted, and found the exact same problem. Clearly there is some serious problem with this software. I'm going back to version 5.

For kicks, since I knew I'd need to reinstall XP again, I tried to delete the system partition. It let me.

"Beta version passing as full retail version", I have never bought a piece of software that works SO badly. It turns out the product is extraordinarily particular about which drives it supports, which brand of media, etc. And the list of known issues with mainline software (listed on their 'README' offered to you during the installation) is staggering. My experience with Roxio CD and DVD Creator would be comical if it were'nt so sad. I would be extremely wary of this product...if you could see the type and frequency of problems and complaints in the Roxio web discussion groups, you'd be shocked that this product isn't being recalled. It should be. An utter waste of money.