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From: Steve_Karl on 22 Jan 2010 13:15 "sambodidley" <scoobydoo(a)looneyville.com> wrote in message news:37f75$4b59e829$4b5bcb78$27342(a)ALLTEL.NET... > > "Glennbo" wrote >> When I buy CD/DVD burning software, I *don't* want an MP3 player, a CD >> labeling program, DJ programs, wave editors, etc. > >> Glennbo > > Same here. That's why I do most of my optical file work with freeby proggies that do the task at hand very well. I don't see > the point in loading up a sledge hammer suite to drive a tack. The only program I paid for is VideoReDo which extracts and edits > vob files down to one frame level and then converts them to mpg files for re-assembly to DVD in another program. I have Roxio > Easy Media Creator 10 suite but seldom use it. I have used it to create a leachable DVD of mp3 music files that can be played on > a regular DVD player through my TV. I have over 500 mp3 files on it that can be beached by several categories with my TV remote > control. I have created a 2 DVD set of my whole 40 CD collection of "Your Hit Parade" with 960 songs that go from the 1940s > through the 1960s. What's your favorite free cd or DVD burning app? Thanks, Steve
From: sambodidley on 22 Jan 2010 14:08 "Steve_Karl" <nospam(a)noway.com> wrote in message news:hjcq06$fje$1(a)news.eternal-september.org... > > "sambodidley" <scoobydoo(a)looneyville.com> wrote in message > news:37f75$4b59e829$4b5bcb78$27342(a)ALLTEL.NET... >> >> "Glennbo" wrote >>> When I buy CD/DVD burning software, I *don't* want an MP3 player, a CD >>> labeling program, DJ programs, wave editors, etc. > >>> Glennbo >> >> Same here. That's why I do most of my optical file work with freeby >> proggies that do the task at hand very well. I don't see the point in >> loading up a sledge hammer suite to drive a tack. The only program I >> paid for is VideoReDo which extracts and edits vob files down to one >> frame level and then converts them to mpg files for re-assembly to DVD in >> another program. I have Roxio Easy Media Creator 10 suite but seldom use >> it. I have used it to create a leachable DVD of mp3 music files that >> can be played on a regular DVD player through my TV. I have over 500 mp3 >> files on it that can be beached by several categories with my TV remote >> control. I have created a 2 DVD set of my whole 40 CD collection of >> "Your Hit Parade" with 960 songs that go from the 1940s through the >> 1960s. > > > What's your favorite free cd or DVD burning app? > > Thanks, > > Steve For what purpose? Extract? Copy? Image? It depends on what I'm doing as to which one I use. For simple images I usually use ImgBurn. If they need to be re-authored I use DVD Shrink to make the image and burn the DVD with ImgBurn. To extract CD sound tracks and convert them to mp3 I use iTunes. I use Roxio only to re-assemble mpg files to Video DVD or mp3 or wav files to audio CD of DVD. Most of the rest I do with the freebies.
From: Netmask on 22 Jan 2010 17:18 On 23/01/2010 03:09, Steve_Karl wrote: > Just a heads up: > http://reviews.cnet.com/music-and-recording/nero-9/4852-3669_7-33310101.html?tag=mncol;lst > > sk > > I haven't installed it on any of my Windows 7 machines and don't niss it at all - terribly bloated these days and I'm sure affects the overall performance. I use the free ImgBurn program by the author of DVDDecrypt. Looks a bit geeky but haven't had any problems with it.
From: Alan on 22 Jan 2010 18:06 On 23/01/2010 3:09 AM, Steve_Karl wrote: > Just a heads up: > http://reviews.cnet.com/music-and-recording/nero-9/4852-3669_7-33310101.html?tag=mncol;lst > > sk > > Can't say I've experienced all of the issues mentioned but I did un-install Nero 9 and re-install version 8. Reason was that the Wave Editor was stopping playback exactly one second from the end of a file. When you are topping and tailing tracks from a complete concert recording, a lot can happen in that last second. Having custom installed Nero leaving out a lot of its content, the question is what to replace it with. Running Vista 64 and Sonar 64 bit, I normally mix and master a full classical music concert in Sonar, top and tail it into tracks in Nero Wave Editor and burn it to CD with Nero Burning ROM. The rest of Nero's apps are bloat to me. Suggestions for a better method are welcome. Regards, Alan.
From: kitekrazy on 23 Jan 2010 00:53
On 1/22/2010 10:25 AM, BobF wrote: > Steve_Karl wrote: >> Just a heads up: >> http://reviews.cnet.com/music-and-recording/nero-9/4852-3669_7-33310101.html?tag=mncol;lst >> >> >> sk >> > > I've had Nero 9 for quite a while. I don't use it really often, but the > times I've used it I haven't had any problems. > > I upgraded from 6 to 9 mainly for the video editor improvements. I > wasn't disappointed. I was checking cdfreaks to see if people were having the same problem with installation. Same problems there. Nero 7 is working for me in W7x64. Too bad they don't sell the burning engine separately. |