Alcohol 120% 1.9.7.6022

Alcohol Software - (Commercial Trial)

Among the application for creating backup copies of the CD or DVD as disc images (ISO images), Alcohol 120% is by far a great choice.

Alcohol 120% is a handy utility for writing emulation DVD or CD. The software has the ability to create perfect images of CDs and DVDs and store them on the hard disk. The software is also able to manage a collection of CD images which is important to play a game without having to insert the CD into the drive.

User can store his most used CDs or most important as images on the computer and run them at 200 times normal speed from 31 virtual CD or DVD. He can also burn more than one CD or DVD at the same time, even from different sources, using the latest technology drives.

Alcohol 120% is compatible with more than 99% of drives available. The software supports many types of image files, including MDS, CCD, CUE, ISO, CDI, BWT, BWI, BWS, BWA, etc.

Title:: Alcohol 120% 1.9.7.6022
File Size:: 9.4 MB
Requirements:: Windows 2000 / XP / Vista / Windows7 / XP64 / Vista64 / Windows7 64 / Windows8 / Windows8 64
Language:: en-us
License:: Commercial Trial
Date Added:: 22 Dec 2007
Publisher:: Alcohol Software
Homepage:: http://www.alcohol-soft.com
MD5 Checksum:: BE82411909DA6C8005AB8B1B0EFF9588

NEW Alcohol Xtra, Pre-mastering wizard
NEW Reading Engine, Speed Improved
NEW Writing engine, Speed Improved
NEW Data Type Setting options for DVD medium
NEW SPTD layer version 1.53
NEW Increased memory buffer for x64 system, if you have more than 4GB RAM installed, the maximum buffer size could be set as 1GB.
32bit system, 3GB ore more RAM installed, you can set max buffer as 512MB
FIX Special ICH9 device drive incompatibility issues
FIX Missing volume name of discs after auto mount upon system restart
FIX Addressed some blacklisting problems
FIX Bugs reported by some users
UPDATE Help files
UPDATE language files
UPDATE Devsupp additional support for more drives
UPDATE Upgraded Starwind ISCSI function
UPDATE ISCSI controller in Vista, admin mode is no longer required