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From: Steve_Karl on 22 Jan 2010 11:09 Just a heads up: http://reviews.cnet.com/music-and-recording/nero-9/4852-3669_7-33310101.html?tag=mncol;lst sk
From: BobF on 22 Jan 2010 11:25 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.
From: BobF on 22 Jan 2010 11:44 Glennbo wrote: > The killer robot "Steve_Karl" <nospam(a)noway.com> grabbed the controls of > the spaceship cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons... > >> Just a heads up: >> http://reviews.cnet.com/music-and-recording/nero-9/4852-3669_7-33310101 >> .html?tag=mncol;lst >> > > I never installed Nero on my Win 7 machine in my office, and I don't miss > it. At home, I got a new DVDRW for my machine, and the Nero I had a full > license for wouldn't work with it, so I had to use the free Nero Essentials > or whatever the stripped down version is, which also didn't thrill me. I > didn't pay again to update the product I found out could become obsolete by > simply buying a new DVDRW drive. > Did you try updating? The periodic updates Nero does usually include newer drive info.
From: sambodidley on 22 Jan 2010 12:59 "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.
From: sambodidley on 22 Jan 2010 13:09
"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. Damn that speel chekker! "Searchable" and "Searched" of course. <g> |