Free Disco for your friends!

I need a friend. ;)

Hey, guess what? I tried it. I burned a CD. No smoke, kinda slow. Nothing special.

Fifteen dollars for a record of the CDs I burned and the ability to spread out a giant file between CDs? I don't have a 20 gig file to throw in, but once I do, then maybe I'll start caring.

Don't deny the fact that, yes, Virginia, this is eye candy and nothing more. I'll take ugly and free over pretty and paid.

@Sean Hussey: What did you do to get your key(s)? I bought it about 23 hours ago and am still waiting. I also got no response yet after contacting them using the contact form on maczot.

I bought Disco yesterday and did not get a second registration code. I only got the code I paid for after emailing Disco asking how long I should wait between payment and receipt of the code. Apparently some registration emails are ending up in spam and junk folders.

One of the reasons I went ahead and bought Disco was the automatic disc-spanning feature, but that feature doesn't seem to work. There's no Help, so I can't tell if I'm doing something wrong.

macZOT has taken my money and not bothered to respond to any of my messages. They promised to email a serial number for DISCO by the end of the day. After 48 hours and 3 e-mails I still have not heard from them – Caveat Emptor.

Downloaded the trial, Smoke works for me, if you can see it, try setting it to Fire or Goo, that might make it a little bit more visible, but it definetly looks like a good app. And I'm running this on a 17" MacBook Pro 2.16 Core Duo, 1 GB of RAM.

Wait...I took part in the special yesterday and I didn't receive a 2nd free license. What gives?

Bah. Nevermind. I got it. I'm a MacZot newbie.

These are the two features that Disco has that totally sold me on the product. Well, that plus the slick UI.

* Automatic disk spanning. Trying to burn a backup set that's too big to fit on one piece of media? No problem - it will automatically burn it onto as many disks as is required.
* Discography - an automatic catalog of the files you burned, and when and where you burned it (date/time of burn and disk title where it is on). Helps you answer that age-old question "I need to go grab this file I backed up, but I forgot when I burned it and/or the name of the disk I burned it to..."