Help Again!!!!!

[janiedriver]

I really liked my Nero Wav Editor program. I do quite a bit of music editing. None of the Nero stuff is compatible with my new CD burner. Does anyone know of a program that does as much as Nero did that I can try?? The Nero Wav Editor downloads with the nero Burning Rom, so I can't get just it installed on the computer.

[ChickenMan]

What version of Nero are you running (latest is 6.3.1.20 ) and what is the make and model no. of the new CD Burner?

[janiedriver]

I'll have to do some digging to find the make of the CD-rw. It came installed. I used Nero 5.
I was looking on the internet last night and Ace of Wav looked pretty good.

[janiedriver]

This is all I could find on the CD stuff...

CD-RW/DVD Combination Drive
The Dell CD-RW/DVD Combination Drive brings all the advantages of a CD-RW, a DVD-ROM, and a CD-ROM to a single drive. This allows you to have CD-RW and DVD-ROM functionality in a single bay, freeing up space for other devices. With a CD-RW/DVD combo drive, users can read DVD-ROM discs, read CD-ROM discs and create their own custom data CDs on discs that cost less than $0.50 each and hold up to 700 MB of data.

I have no idea where you find the brand!

[janiedriver]

One more thing...in case I didn't make it too clear before. I do not want new burning software, just Wav editing.
Herre is a link to the Ace of Wav info. Does that look like it would not interfere with the burning programs?
http://www.polyhedric.com/software/ace/

[Muddler]

Can't help you with your problem, but if you download and install Fresh Diagnose from freshdevices.com, and click on devices, it will tell you the make and model of all your devices including you CD rw.

Muddler

[The-poacher]

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[ChickenMan]

I used Nero 5.

Latest Nero 5 is 5.5.10.56 and still downloadable from Nero's home site as an upgrade (free), well it was a couple of weeks back. It is pretty up to date with CDR drivers as well.

[LTR12101B]

If you had an old (bundled) Nero with a prevois drive, the embedded serial ties it to that drive - if your new drive included Nero, you'll have to uninstall it and reinstrall the new one.

Nero V5.5 used the "BUNDLE" scheme, tieing by drive, and possibly to express only.
Nero V5.0 often had an OEM version that was not committed to any particular drive.

Nero 6.x seems to be uncommitted, with OEM suite 1 (very lightweight) and OEM suite 3 (a "full" express version) available online **genuine** at very low prices - to be correct, it SHOULD only be sold with a drive.

Beware of idiots selling 20 programs including a full (non-updateable) Nero 6 on a DVD - why is it non-updateable, because it's PIRATE, and the serial is void in later releases - the guy I'm thinking of (no, I DIDN'T keep the address) is supposedly an Ebay "power seller" - all the Ebay assurances and badges mean NOTHING - so long as they keep getting thier listing fees, they don't care!

For wav editing (but without some of the trimmings), take a look at http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ or

http://biphome.spray.se/baxtrom/soliton.htm - at just a 296Kb download, surely worth a try.

[dustie]

This is all I could find on the CD stuff...

Why don't you try:

Start=>Settings=>Control Panel=>System=>Device Manager --

Click on your cd-rom burner, and get the model #, and then check Nero's site to see if it is compatible with the latest 6.3 version, and then d/l it ?

That way you will have the same program, just a newer version.


If you are using XP:

Start=>Settings=>Control Panel=>System=>Hardware=>DeviceManager--

then do as above.


Good Luck

dustie

[Duracell]

I do not want new burning software, just Wav editing.

LTR recommended the free Audacity already;
my personal favorite is Steinberg's WaveLab: http://www.steinberg.de/ProductPage_...81&Langue_ID=2
the big plus is the intuitive handling, the minus is the price; version 4 does all i need (limited to two channels, no surround); so maybe you are able to find a 2nd hand offer anywhere;
there you can get a v4 demo: ftp://ftp.pinnaclesys.com/Steinberg/...ab400fDemo.zip

[janiedriver]

Well, I've been working with the demo version of Ace of Wav all day, and am thrilled with it. So, I ordered it. It took about a half hour to learn, and it does so much more than I ever dreamed of. I am also going to look at the others you guys suggested in case they do something not in Ace that I will find useful.