SizeMe Alternatives
SizeMe is described as 'Maximize your output! SizeMe makes it possible to scan a directory and compare it to how many floppy/zip/CD-R/DVD-discs you need. (Many calls it spanning or span of elements over a medium). It tries to fill each disc up as much as possible, and gives you the result on each disc' and is an app in the cd/dvd tools category. There are four alternatives to SizeMe for Windows. The best SizeMe alternative is DiscFit, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like SizeMe are Ignition, Prepare For Burning and Burn to the Brim.
Arranges a big set of files or directories in order to use the minimum number of physical media (CD, DVD, BD...) pieces. You can drag the resulting sets directly over your burning software (Nero, DVD-go...)
- - DiscFit is the most popular Windows alternative to SizeMe.
- - DiscFit is the most popular Open Source & free alternative to SizeMe.
Ignition is a CD/DVD burning optimizer. It helps you saving space on your media by optimizing the way files are placed on the CDs/DVDs of your set. For example if your backup fits on 3-4 CDs, a manual files organization might lead on a 4th with only 10 Mb of data when a better...
Ignition Features
DiscontinuedKC Softwares has shut down all activities by end of October 2023.
Prepare For Burning
Is this is a good alternative?YesNo4 Prepare For Burning alternatives- Free • Open Source
- Windows
Prepare big collections of your pictures, comics, movies, documents for burning by splitting it into multiple directories sized to one DVD or CD.
DiscontinuedThe program seems to be no longer developed, but the program and the source code, released on March 2012, can be still downloaded from SourceForge.
Burn to the Brim
Is this is a good alternative?YesNo4 Burn to the Brim alternatives- Free • Open Source
- Windows
Burn to the Brim is an open-source freeware program designed to make selection of files to optimally fill up an entire CD (or other medium).
Burn to the Brim Features
DiscontinuedLast version, 2.9.0, was released on 2004. It is still downloadable from SourceForge.