The interface is simple, fast to use, yet powerful and is not cluttered with any wizards or cuddly animated characters.
Unfortunately this means that less experienced users may initially need to consult this help file along with the excellent cdrfaq to get started.

burnatonce can be used to write existing images which are in cue/bin, toc/dat or iso format as well as compiling data and audio cds from various files. burnatonce is project based meaning that to create an audio cd for example, the user firsts compiles the project from the Audio CD Mastering window into the Main Window.

Writing of the project is then started by pressing the "Write" button. The media inserted into the cd writer is then checked and if it is a cdrw the user may be prompted to erase the disc. After writing has completed the user may make another copy simply by pressing the "Write" button again.