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Nero is THE software when it comes to burning CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray Discs. Fast and easy rip, burn, Autobackup, and copy functions, Backup files to CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray Discs, Create professional-looking DVD movies with integrated 3D menus, Copy, burn, share, upload, and create music mixes like a DJ, Convert music, photos, and DVDs to play on your iPod® and other mobile devices, Quick photo and video upload to My Nero, YouTube™, and MySpace, Watch, record, pause, and customize your live TV experience, Play Blu-ray, AVCHD and other HD formats
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Latest version: 12 (September 24, 2012) Download sites: Visit developer's site Sponsored software: Supported operating systems: Windows
More information and other downloads: Download Nero Kwik Burn, a free version of Nero with just basic CD/DVD/ burning. Nero old free versions: Nero Kwik Media 12.0.02100(direct link) Nero Kwik Media 11.0.17100(direct link) Nero Kwik Media 11.0.14900(direct link) Nero Burn Lite 10.0.600 (direct link) Nero Burn Free 9.4.12.708b (direct link) Nero Burn Free 9.4.12.3 (direct link) Download a standalone Nero Recode version here, only version 2.2.6.7 and it can only output mp4 nero digital video. Nero is not required. Sections/Browse similar tools: All In One Blu-ray Converters, All In One DVD Converters, Authoring (Blu-ray/AVCHD), Authoring (DVD), Authoring (SVCD/VCD), Burn (CD,DVD,Blu-ray), DVD to AVI/DivX/XviD, DVD to DVD, DVD to MP4/MKV/H264, Portable/Mobile/PSP/iPod |
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User options: Email me when it has been updated Report this tool (dead link/new version) Version history:
12 View full changelog http://www.nero.com/eng/products/nero12-platinum/whats-new.php
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http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/319760-Nero-Vision-xtra Nero Vision Extra Issues Error when using cuda with ps3 profile (when avc profile is used, no error) Ps3 Profile settings for quality bitrate is stuck at 256 kbit/s when moving slider, and never displays actual change when moving slider If moving the quality bitrate slider in ps3 profile to top level (256 kbit/s shown in settings) after finishing selection, the final “output file” information displays 100 kbit/s and at the lowest level will show 10 Kbit/s, even though the slider shows no change in the actual settings menu Lc-aac 5.1 audio is stuck at 77kbs, not acceptable for this type of audio ( he-aac comes out at 73 kbs which is in the acceptable range) All settings and profiles that do actually work are encoded as a file saved with .0001 at the end which is unrecognizable for ps3 and probably a lot of other forms of players ( If only the avchd encoding with dolby digital was recognizable by my ps3 ) Avc profile has a functioning quality bitrate slider, but when choosing to opt for the target file size the “out file” information shows 256 kbit/s and it encodes at that bitrate as well , regardless of the targeted file size inputted. Contact with nero support is usless. Stick with mediacoder, nero 9 would burn blu-ray disks but had no feature to play blu-ray content and they never addressed that issue, I'm almost certain none of these issues will be addressed either in nero 10 most importantly the fact that lc-aac audio is stuck at 77 kbps
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videohelp still has it but I wonder why Nero took down their latest release 9.4.26.0b? i upgraded to v9 because i had v6 forever and vista needed the update. Still decent software but i would wish they would have added mkv to recode or nerovision. The MP3pro plug-in i purchased with v6 doesn't work with v9 and the patent activations are a PITA. If you're thinking about buying nero 9 i would recommend you download the apps below as they do pretty much what nero 9 can - and more. All you need to do is create a GUI for a 'smartstart' to launch the individual apps haha. Cheers. Imgburn DVD Shrink Irfanview audacity MPC or VLC MediaInfo Daemon Tools tsmuxer Megui or StaxRip vlmc (when released)
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I have used Nero 9. for quite awhile now. I only find one fault with it. I always (to save disk) try to burn 2 movies at a time. However, if the 2nd movies runs over the dvd capacity, it will not warn you when you load the movies into it. Therefore, if you have exceeded its capacity the last of your moview will be cut off. Other than that, I consider it a good program, but I think you should install in a manual mode. Doing this, you can not install a lot of the bloted sofeware that you may never use.
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Nero Recode is the best H.264 encoder i have ever used.
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Paid for the blu-ray plugin, doesn't work. Asked for support - no answers. Bottom line - keep away , dont throw your money.
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Nero Burning Rom still has the same user interface and annoying lack of time saving features, I pray each night for something innovative such as:- - Write Method (TAO,DAO) Automatic Switching to DAO when TAO Fails. - Real Time Total SIZE-TO-BURN data at bottom of screen with XXX-TOO-MUCH-DATA Values. - Automated DELETION of Tagged Files for this Sessions Burn (much needed Aid to Archiving Backups) - Automated Date Setting. - Filename Length Editor (Highlighting Length Errors in RED before Burn attempts ! ). - Simplified Icons for Successful and Failed Burns at Completion of a Burn, It seems a chore to read and find out if a Burn was Successful or not. - Overburn on DVD Disable message - Because this isn't Possible still....? Nero has added so many complex and innovative features to its suite, however the simple things above would make Nero Better !
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I use this optional package that comes with Nero burner-ware . Well , actually I only use Nero Recode as a replacement for DVD Shrink . Does a much better job preparing dvd discs for personal dvd movie burns .Very good. Tried other options ...capturing,dvd authoring , mpeg1 to mpeg2 dvd conversion ,etc. , but they're not my thing (lot's of trial & error involved) Don't use anything else (dvd player , basic photo imaging , etc.), they're too simple and boring .
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NERO Linux 3 v. 3.1.1.0 is out. It works great.
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The problems with the software are certainly due somewhat to bugs, and hasty releases, but the majority of the problems I read below are OPERATOR ERROR. Be prepared to spend a few DAYS, not minutes, learning this software and video authoring in general if you want to successfully make your own videos with menus etc. Indeed, this applies to ANY video authoring software, not just NeroVision. You will likely need a few tools as well; for instance I recode everything with SUPER first since one of NeroVision's faults is its buggy internal video codecs. I mean really, blaming the software for stupid errors like trying to play a PAL encoded video in a DVD player that only understands NTSC is ludicrous! And if you are too dense to select FIT TO DVD from the format menu then you are too dense to author your own DVD videos. 'nuff said.
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using as always latest nero including vision,burning rom everything works as is shud no problems of any kind can,t understand everyone else problems with sync etc never have any of them cud it be your computers etc?
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I signed up just to say this. The Nero Vision tool in ultra edition is so bad that when you export it even in the default format, the transtions are out of timing and sometimes the clips doesn't match the music. MY PC performance is great but the tool randomly pisses me off. I am a pro at editing and this product sucks big time! The conversion options mostly let you export a 4 minute file which ends up being 2GB! The product is messed up. I HATE NERO!
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Working great, just stick with working version for you. If somebody don't want install all software come with Nero 7 other unofficial versions of install exist. Nero 7 Lite 33MB and Nero 7 Micro 20MB: http://www.softpedia.com/get/CD-DVD-Tools/Data-CD-DVD-Burning/Nero-Lite.shtml The size of official install file is 171 MB. In official version, you have option to chose what software to install, but its not always work properly.
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Nero 7 is an example of how to screw up a good tool. I think they need to rethink what the hell are they doing with the tool. it is so much bloated now that it discourages me to use the tool. Hail to the team!!
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Nero hasn't had a decent version since 7.5.7.0. Since that version, I have had a difficult burning a DVD without block address errors. No problem at all with 7.5.7.0. Nerovision created an .nrg file that was completely unburnable by Nero at all. Not a good release.
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This is the only program I ever found that could copy a DVD or make one from scratch that would actually play in my Desktop Go Video DVD\Video player. It states mmatter of factly in the owner's manual that the player did not support DVDR's or DVDRW's at all. No on CDRW's as well. For years I tried anyways as a way of learning DVD and CD science and I learned a lot. But Nero learned even more and it makes flawless copies of retail movies and I can make em from scratch with no effort or time investment. I will be a Nero Serial # owner until Nero stops doing business or I stop watching moviies.............Straight up!
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I finally uninstalled Nero from my PC. I run Windows Media Center Edition 2005, and Nero tries to emulate some of Media Center's functions. This may be OK on a non-Media Center PC, but it is just redundant on mine. Also, I kept getting Windows errors for various Nero files conflicting with Windows DLLs and causing things to not work, such as my TV Tuner card. ImgBurn works just as well, if not better, for burning ISO images. I removed Nero about a month and a half ago, and I haven't missed it.
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Overpriced sack of bloatware, but unfortunately indispensible because it burns almost any disc image you can find. I wish you could buy just Burning ROM and the disc tools for about half the price, then it would be good. Also, if you get a version that works well, don't be tempted to update it, because updates are buggy more often than not.
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I've used every version of NERO. Version 7xxxx is the buggiest burning software I have ever used. It leaves nero.exe and nero indexers loaded in the task manager after the program has closed. If you open the program again, it will leave multiple instances running after the program has closed. Nero tech support only responds by advising to use the "Nero Clean Tool" for removal, and then reinstall. This doesn't work. I wish I had saved my money on this upgrade. I'm going back to version 6.6.
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I've been a happy Nero 6 user, then came Nero 7. It may be just me and my rig but upon installation, Nero 7 promptly messed up my burning projects. It coughed up the media I've been using successfully with Nero 6. My trusty old BenQ finally produced its first coaster. Even my LiteOn and LG writers would perform VERY erratically when I used to be such a happy camper with them using Nero 6. Uninstalled 7, reinstalled 6, now everything is back the way it was. No more coasters again. I guess I wouldn't be touching Nero 7 until I see a consensus of people terribly happy with it.
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I've had one and only one problem with the Nero Suite, but it is a killer: when burning, the program fools you into thinking it can burn a DVD at the 4.37 Gig level. That is the number the software always comes up with if you ask it to automatically configure the bit rate for conversion. However, the thing is so stupid that it never works. It figures the disc space by itself, and then tells you it can't burn it. Yes, it says it's a "power calibration" error. Hahaha. No, it's not the drive, and it's not the media. It's you, Nero creeps. However, if you lower the space to 4.34 gigs, things work fine. What a joke!
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IF YOU WANT TO COPY FROM DVD TO DVD ALL YOU NEED IS DVD43 & NERO VISION EXPRESS 3.
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Nero 6.6 Ultra is a defacto standard tool. It is absolutely absurd that Ahead to date has not gotten Nero 7 together to be stable or worth upgrading to ... I mean what the &^*^^*#@#! are they doing? I don't know anyone who wants 7.
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When are the boys at Ahead going to get "ahead" of the game and make an online updater that actually works? I am sick and tired of running the Nero Product Setup tool every time there's an update and finding that it is incapable of updating the currently installed version (in this case from 7.5.7.0 to 7.5.9.0) Either the bloody thing is looking for some pre-existing installation file which it alleges it can't find (even though Ahead have decided to take 500MB of your hard drive to store the last installation package in your temp directory - AND retain a pointer to it in the registry!) OR it just sods around for ten minutes and then coughs up "Connection Error" Every single time with this product I have to uninstall and re-install from scratch. Every time I have to download another 150MB+ of installer. Come on Ahead ... if Microsoft, Symantec and every other software company on Earth have got to grips with incremental updates that work, surely you can manage to do the same! If you can't get it to work then admit your shortcomings and take the bloody thing out! My score goes from 9 down to 5 because of the non-functional online update.
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Again Ahead has released a version (7.5.7.0) that is not stable. It caused XP to crash (BSD) and created conflicts with many of my other SW, among them Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0. I had no problems with 7.5.1.1. Strangely enough I managed it to work on Vista RC2 without conflicts. However, I do not have many SW installations on that machine. Nero v6 had all stable releases, why not return to quality?
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I have used Nero since V.5. I have never had a problem with any release. Not one. The problems people keep referring are likely caused by a lack of ability and/or problems with the O.S., not with Nero itself. I can honestly say I don't recall ever having burned a coaster. I don't pretend to be an expert on burning Cd's or DVDs. Nero is the expert and it has never failed me. Kudos to the staff at Ahead.
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