ExpressBurn
ExpressBurn is a disc authoring and burning utility for macOS that writes audio CDs, data DVDs, Blu-ray discs, and other optical media. Users provide audio files, video files, or data folders, and ExpressBurn creates ISO images or writes directly to blank discs. It is used by home users, DJs, and small studios who need straightforward disc creation without complex editing or mastering tools. The app includes basic audio conversion and supports common formats including MP3, WAV, FLAC, and video formats.
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1 suggestionWe could not find detailed current information about ExpressBurn's native Apple Silicon support status. The developer, NCH Software, is still active, but their online presence does not clearly document whether a native build exists. Given that Apple is removing Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028) — just over two years away — you should contact NCH Software directly to ask whether they have shipped or are planning to ship a native Apple Silicon build of ExpressBurn. If they confirm one exists, they can point you to the download. If they do not have plans for a native build, you may want to consider alternatives like Toast Titanium (which has confirmed native Apple Silicon support and is actively maintained) or the free open-source option K3b, though K3b's macOS native support is limited. For the moment, ExpressBurn continues to run under Rosetta, but direct contact with the vendor is your best next step to confirm its long-term compatibility.
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