Ashampoo Burning Studio

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Ashampoo Burning Studio

Ashampoo Burning Studio 9 main screen
Developer(s)	Ashampoo
Initial release	1999
Stable release	25.0.2 / January 18, 2024; 10 months ago (2024-01-18)
Operating system	Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 Windows 11
Available in	Multilingual (34)[1]
Type	Optical disc authoring software
License	Shareware – Past versions are made available as freeware from time to time
Website	www.ashampoo.com/en-us/burning-studio-free

Ashampoo Burning Studio is an optical disc authoring program for Microsoft Windows, developed by Ashampoo. Current version is 24.

Its main advantage is that it is easy to use.^[1] However, that is also its weakness: it does not contain many extras that power users might find useful.

Ashampoo Burning Studio 22 adds support for H.265 decoding.

Ashampoo Burning Studio 23 improves compatibility with Windows 11, adds extensive audiobook module, quick ripping tool, enhanced cover search and more.

It is capable of creating compilations of CDs, DVDs, M-DISCs, Blu-ray discs and disc images. It also allows the creation of DVD movies from video files.