Alcohol 120% is CD/DVD emulation and recording software that allows users to copy discs. Store your most used or important CDs as images on your computer and run them at 200x speed from up to 31 virtual CD or DVD drives. Alcohol is compatible with more than 99% of drives available. It supports the latest image file types including - MDS, CCD, BIN, CUE, ISO, CDI, BWT, BWI, BWS, BWA and many more.
Reviewing 1.9.8.7612 (Sep 22, 2009)
Works fine on my XP system. I have bought it since they have a "Special limited half price Lifetime Upgrades offer" at the moment.
Reviewing 1.9.8.7612 (Sep 14, 2009)
alcohol 120 good but
alcohol 120 make files fast
make bakup of audiocd it will be fast it will play faster
try this and make compare of the orignal and copy
alcohol 120 make files fast
alcohol 120 alter files
it also make you feel like when drinking alcohol
i post this on club cdfreaks forum and daemon tools forum it was deleted
Reviewing 1.9.8.7421 (Feb 25, 2009)
authors putting more effort in anti-piracy protection than in making their software better. indeed it has some nice features, but i can't rate higher than "2". a burning program should not mess up the OS it's running on (well, this especially seems to apply to certain chipset / driver combinations). that dinosaur cdrwin never let me down, no matter how messed up the system was. alcohol itself is unstable, i'm sorry to say that.
Reviewing 1.9.8.7117 (Nov 25, 2008)
Its not 64 bit only. Its covers both 32 and 64 bit. 64 bit coverage is far better than it used to be and AFAIA, there is now no difference in functionatlity between the two. They were a bit slow to implement 64 bit machines but thats all.
It does what it needs to do and does it well.
Reviewing 1.9.7.6221 (Sep 27, 2008)
Ah, so it's 64 bit, that's why I didn't see it after the setup, rebooted my system. I am looking for a disk image tool that'll load any CD's with out the CD. What a shame. The free version worked for me, but now forget it. I hate 64 bit. Never really caught my eye to begin with. All these horror stories that I been hearing. Come from these type systems. So no thanks, I'll stick to my 32 bit. Prolly have better luck looking else where for a program that does what I want. 64 bit is a turn off for me.
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