cdrtfe is an open source CD/DVD/BD burning application for Microsoft Windows. You can burn data discs, Audio CDs, XCDs, (S)VCDs and DVD-Video discs. It supports creation and writing of ISO images and bootable discs. Disc images and Audio CDs can be written simultaneously to multiple writers.
cdrtfe is a win32 frontend for the cdrtools (cdrecord, mkisofs, readcd, cdda2wav), Mode2CDMaker, VCDImager and other well-known tools.

cdrtfe supports the following features:
* create data discs (CD, DVD, BD)
* multisession CD support
* create (gapless) Audio CDs from wav, mp3, flac, ogg files
* write disc image (ISO, BIN/CUE), save disc to ISO image
* extract audio tracks to wav, mp3, flac or ogg
* write (S)VCDs
* create DVD-Video disc from VIDEO_TS folder
* quick- and full-erase rewritable discs
* create XCDs that can contain about 13% more data as usual (Mode 2 Form 2: 738 MiByte instead of 650 MiByte, 795 MiByte instead of 700 MiByte). [1]
* optional Windows Explorer integration via ShellExtension
* uses cdrtools (cdrecord, mkisofs, ...) and other well-known tools as backend
* project files
* can be used with commandline options
* multi language support
* remote drive support via RSCSI
* burn disc images and Audio CDs simultaneously to multiple writers

NOTE: The original portable version is zip archive, which includes a working version of cdrtfe with all necessary commandline programs, tools and help files. An installation is not needed. To remove the portable version just delete the extracted program files. The source code is not included.

Changes - cdrtfe Version 1.5.4 (August 8th, 2015)
- GUI:
* The drive selection now shows the drive letter for each drive.
* Holding the Shift key during the start of cdrtfe activates the debug mode.
* Prevent the message 'Invalid Handle' during disc verification with multiple retries. Clarify the error message.
- Audio CD:
* New option in cdrtfe.ini for a less strict format checking of sound files (only flac): section [Audio-CD], RelaxedFormatChecking = 1. This makes it possible to add source files which are not in Audio CD format when using user-defined commandlines (e.g. with ffmpeg) for audio decoding.
- Bugfix:
* Audio CD: Tracks with identical filenames from different source folders caused problems because of name collisions of temporary files during conversion into wav format.