Although the program has few output format choices, the options available are sufficient for most uses. Features are limited to burning discs for data, audio, and video, which is what one would expect for a freeware program. Unfortunately, there seemed to be no way to rearrange CD tracks. Large buttons are labeled with the different categories of discs to burn, as well as functions for copying CDs and DVDs. File names may be manually inputted, but there is also a welcome drag-and-drop method included. Instructions and support are lacking, but the program's interface was fairly intuitive for those who have experience using other types of disc-burning software. The small download was quick and we had no difficulty installing the program. Burn for Mac is a capable and free alternative to native programs, albeit with a simple interface and limited features.īurn for Mac doesn't require any upgrades in order to function. Burning data, music, and videos to a disc saves space and allows use of media on the go.
