Whats a good CD burning software for about 2,000 photos?

Question

My sister is the type that cant stay away from her cam and doesn't resize her photos when she puts them on the desktop.

As of now she has about 2,000 photos taking up more than 4GB of our 60GB hard drive.
She said I could put them onto Cd's but I ran into a problem

When I select all the files in windows explorer and said Burn to Disk, it said I selected too many at once.

Now I could just keep lowering until it says it's good to go but that's painstakingly slow and I don't want to have to go though that

I need a program that I can add all these photos to and have it burn each disk saying when its full and letting me put a new CD into the drive

I don't care if this has to go on 20 Cd's, we have about 1,000 laying around the house as we use them often


Any ideas?

thanks,
Dave

im looking into nero...anyone know how to download it from download.com?....theres no download button after the video or anything...

http://www.download.com/Nero-7-Ultra-Edition-Enhanced/3000-2646_4-10626799.html?tag=pdp_prod

I click the download now and it says thanks for downloading and brings me to the video page

i have a DVD/CD reader but only a CD burner

never mind...nero just started downloading this time for some reason...

Answer 1

Nero

Answer 2

I'm sorry but upto now, there no such burning software that can do this. You have one solution. You can burn all those into a 4.35 GB DVD CD. That would be possible to write all of them at once but you need a DVD Writer for that.

Or else, you can select 700 MB of photos, put them in a New Folder and do the sme for the rest and simply drag and drop the folder for each CD you insert. That would be a nice arrangement

BYE
Imtiyaz G

Answer 3

there are many options available.
1) You haven't mentioned if you have a dvd writer, that could make your job easier
2) Your problem is not of a cd/dvd writer, It is upto you if you want to keep the images as they are, in that case I would suggest you to create folders name them 1,2,3, etc, and copy, or move the images upto the maximum limit writable on the cd (most probably 700 MB or less), then write the contents of each folder on a separate cd each
3) If reducing resolution does not matter to you then you can use a photo organizer program like google picasa
http://googleware.blogspot.com/2006/12/google-picasa.html

Answer 4

Purchase an external hard drive for around $150 (300GB) or purchase a DVD burner and put them all on one DVD. That way they all stay together.