Roxio is the maintainer of easy CD creator so that would be the place to start, but I doubt you'll have much luck. It's been 23 years since this thread and the software was garbage even then.
For music CDs you have to use Media Player. Not many options, it sucks. Data CDs can be burned in file explorer.
LOL. Back in the day, I recall some angry people referring to it as "Easy Coaster Creator".
If it didn't ef your computer up completely. Also, I removed a lot of upperfilters in those days.
And it wasn't just the bad software. Most of those old early CD drives that could record were pure unadulterated junk. Everybody and his brother offered one, or at least a rebadged drive to sell. I bought at least half a dozen and they didn't last very long, even though I was a pretty light user.
I thought CD burning was going to be the next big thing back in '94. I spent a small fortune on SCSI and 1x CD burning equipment and had fits getting any of it to work. At the time, everything was just a one time shot - not rewritable and no buffers. Many the buffer underrun. Ah, good times...
You were in on the craze a few years before me, so you probably wasted even more money on this scam crap. My condolences.
I did spend a lot. Finally, years later all that stuff became dirt cheap - and just worked. At least relative to the early iterations. Optical drives always were prone to sudden death though.
After burning speed increased, I usually burned at 1/2 of whatever the maximum was. When I started in '94, it was 1x or nothing. Nothing was the outcome a lot more than a successful 1x burn.
