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Someone you know has one. I'm talking to everyone who has reasons for
wanting anything Nero. I've been using Nero 6.?? forever... no
complaints!
Al
Have you tried using it with a Blu-Ray drive?
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I was talking about the basic functions (ie, Nero Express). I started a
Data DVD project, added 4G of stuff into it, then hit "BURN". There was
NO response!!
I tried to de-select some items. The Delete button did NOT work.
The project screen also had 2 advertisement panels at the bottom.
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> It didn't quite work at all. I had no idea what's wrong. Registration?
I have only one word for you, "Man-wai Chang to The Door" - and that is: ImgBurn
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glorieux
It's a bloatware now. It's no longer the Nero we knew so well.
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+1
regards
Dud
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>> I tried it again now, it´s working for me but it takes a long time.
>> The earlier version (7) is as double as fast on my pc. Also
>> Nero 9 has some problems with a few DVD-Writers I read in a magazine.
>
>It's a bloatware now. It's no longer the Nero we knew so well.
+1
I still use Nero v6
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Hi Glorieux;
The best freeware version I'd found for Windows is SureThing's CD
Labeler 4SE. Years ago Lightscribe and SureThing promoted this free
version but since then have tried to bury it. It's still available for
download here <http://www.lightscribe.com/files/setup.zip>. Come to
think of it, this is a last known freeware for SureThing's labeler that
I know of and it's the only place I've been able to find it.
<lightscribe.com> also has a couple of very simple apps besides. Check
out their download section. I forget how useful they are.
Other than that, there's a couple rough-hewn apps in Sourceforge. I use
qtlightscribe <http://sourceforge.net/projects/qlscribe/> to good effect
but my needs are pretty basic. For windows, there's something called
DVDScribe at <http://sourceforge.net/projects/dvdscribe/> but I haven't
used it.
Even SureThing's freebie, although the most polished, I remember as
being a bit... kludgy. In other words, be prepared to exhibit some
patience the first few times.
hth,
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Did you steal the Blu-Ray drive? Someone steal it for you? No? Where is
the software that came with it? Just curious.
Al
Wise man once said, "If it ain't broke..."
> Did you steal the Blu-Ray drive? Someone steal it for you? No? Where is
> the software that came with it? Just curious.
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He also said, it don't work on Vista, sadly.
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glorieux
Thanks - very informative.
Seems like they've made things easier since I last looked.
Got to agree with the header.
I'm somewhat ashamed to have brought it to everyone's attention without at
least checking it out first.
I took a look at my Nero and it's v5.5. ISTR I stopped upgrading my copy
because the authors were charging for certain versions.
My bad... I thought you were being smart. Nero 6 is kind of old, so no,
it won't support Blu-Ray. But I'll say again... software to support the
drive SHOULD come with it. Sorry again.
Al
Yeah, it's a shame. Software companies make "new and improved" software,
just to make more money and support for new drives. I'm not against
that, but you usually end up HAVING to upgrade one piece of software, to
make it work with an OS that's been "upgraded". It's all about the
Benjamins. Hell, I'm still on WinXP SP2, because it all still works with
all of the software I'll ever need. Yeah, it's cool, trying out new
software and geeking around with it, but I usually end up not really
caring for it and re-ghosting the partition to make sure I've deleted
every leftover. Less software... less cleanup.
Al
If my next burner came with Nero 9 Lite, could I ask for a re-fund? :)
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>Hell, I'm still on WinXP SP2, because it all still works with
>all of the software I'll ever need. Yeah, it's cool, trying out new
>software and geeking around with it, but I usually end up not really
>caring for it and re-ghosting the partition to make sure I've deleted
>every leftover. Less software... less cleanup.
+1 on that.
Al
So, this question: is it still possible to use just In CD alone
with the current distro?
It's not nice to talk about software without any explanation:
what I'm talking about is Nero's module that allows a CDRW disk
to be used similar to a big floppy disk (not completely identical
but close enough). I find this a useful tool for a writer.
I prefer the Nero implementation to that of Roxio. And I don't
know of any truly freeware alternative.
Of course, we have a few free CD burning programs that work just
fine for work with CDRs. And DVDs.
Richard
Try Infra Recorder 0.50
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It's certainly available as a separate download
http://www.nero.com/enu/support-nero8-tools-utilities.html
whether it works without it's payware parent or any other burning app I
have no idea.