Paragon CD-ROM Emulator

CD-ROM Emulator creates CD copies on your hard drive (or network drive) and emulates a "Virtual CD-ROM drive". Many applications require the presence of the original CD in the CDROM drive. CD Emulator emulates a virtual CDROM drive, allowing you to run an application from your CD without inserting a CD into the drive.

CD-ROM Emulator will create up to 23 virtual CD drives and an unlimited number of virtual CDs.
CD-ROM Emulator is a very useful utility designed for creating virtual CD drives and CD/DVDs. You can map CD disc images, but you can easily create them directly in the program. The big advantage is the speed of access and the certainty that your favorite CD will not get scratched.

Main features and options

• Automatic recognition by title, album or author for audio CDs is supported
• supports data (ISO9660), Audio (CDDA, MP3), VCD, DVD, DVD-Video, multi-sequence CDs and more
• option to select available codecs for audio tracks
• virtual CDs can be organized in folders
• easy way to find and add existing titles in the virtual CD database
• easy relocation of virtual CDs to other PCs
• built-in tool for fast and full CD/DVD erasing
• the ability to run virtual audio CDs in the background while using the CD application
• supports up to 99 audio tracks per virtual CD
• compression capability
• easy renaming of titles and note taking
• easy to use with user-friendly interface
• ability to split an image file into several parts (CDI format)
• dynamic addition and removal of virtual drives without the need to restart
• seamlessly change the designation of individual CD drives
• " Autoinsert" automatic insertion of a virtual CD each time the operating system boots based on the previous shutdown
• different icons in the interface for each type of CD or DVD
• exclusive access to network copies
• platform support:Windows ME / 2000 / XP

You will also appreciate:

• keyboard shortcuts for CD swapping
• command line access to all program commands
• the ability to use discs that have already been created (e.g. on another computer)
• network version of the program ....