Roxio Beta Tester for Easy CD Creator v.6

Roxio is looking for advanced users who are interested in Beta Testing Easy CD Creator v.6. (English Only)

Our expectations are:
Evaluate software on weekly basis and provide feedback for each software build
Submitting a functionality \ software usability form for overall software experience
Follow a test matrix, completing and submitting results
Having a high-speed Internet connection in order to download large ISO disc images of each software build
Taking part in a private discussion group to communicate with other Beta Testers and Beta Admins
Having system(s) available for testing which meet the following requirements
Note: The following requirments are set to allow full functionality testing with all applications included in the software package, and are a requirement of Beta Testers Only. Actual minimum system requirements are subject to change.

If you feel that you can commit to the expectations above, please fill out the information on this form. For all system information questions, please answer with information about the system that you will be testing on. When finished, please click the submit button at the bottom of this page. If your system meets the proper requirements, we will contact you by e-mail with instruction for completing additional steps.

More info:
hxxp://www.roxio.com/en/support/roxio_support/beta.jhtml

[rikytik]

Remember when Adaptec 3.5 was "it"? Since they sold to Roxio it's one crap out ofter another. Nero is really the best now. Nothwithstanding, thanks for this heads up. I've volunteered to be a beta tester--in the spirit of our wonderful forum!

[PGHammer]

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Originally posted by rikytik@Nov 7 2002, 01:04 PM
Remember when Adaptec 3.5 was "it"? Since they sold to Roxio it's one crap out ofter another. Nero is really the best now. Nothwithstanding, thanks for this heads up. I've volunteered to be a beta tester--in the spirit of our wonderful forum!

I volunteered because I'm a long-time user of Roxio Easy CD Creator (though I also use Nero).

Roxio is the spinoff of the Software Division of Adaptec as a separate company, so the people didn't change (except through attrition, retirements, etc.)

And it is through the beta testers giving their best efforts (and submitting *quality bug reports*) that products improve.

I've been a beta tester for several years (mostly for Microsoft, but also IBM, Symantec, and others) and signed up for the Roxio beta program.