Nero 5.5.8.2
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there has always been bugs in Nero, just depends how bad they are.
I am with roadworker;
what the *bleep* is with the polls?
I am with roadworker;
what the *bleep* is with the polls?
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I agree with SUPER MOD SHADOE 
hehe sounds good @shadoe
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hehe sounds good @shadoe üsse
daveml
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Nero
The secret of nero is that u dont upgrade if the version u got is stable.
Most new releases of nero just add recorders , remove certain serials and fix a few bugs. ( add a few more bugs usually but thats a different story.)
Dont upgrade for the sake of it.
A lot of people swear by 5.0.3.5.
I got 5.5.8.0 to work ok for me . It does music and vcd just fine.
I wont be upgrading again unless there r significant improvements or I change my burner and that version no longer supports it.
If its not broke, dont fix it!
The secret of nero is that u dont upgrade if the version u got is stable.
Most new releases of nero just add recorders , remove certain serials and fix a few bugs. ( add a few more bugs usually but thats a different story.)
Dont upgrade for the sake of it.
A lot of people swear by 5.0.3.5.
I got 5.5.8.0 to work ok for me . It does music and vcd just fine.
I wont be upgrading again unless there r significant improvements or I change my burner and that version no longer supports it.
If its not broke, dont fix it!
daveml
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It works for me
If u dont like it try something else!
Nobody forces you to use it.
Most problems posted on this forum revolve about keygens and not being able to use the program properly. This is not the progs fault.
However I admit its not getting better. The bugs are growing.
So go back to version 5.0.3.5.
Most people say this is still the best version.
No offence duracell. ( this isnt personal)
If u dont like it try something else!
Nobody forces you to use it.
Most problems posted on this forum revolve about keygens and not being able to use the program properly. This is not the progs fault.
However I admit its not getting better. The bugs are growing.
So go back to version 5.0.3.5.
Most people say this is still the best version.
No offence duracell. ( this isnt personal)
daveml
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Duracell
Sometimes it seems that everyone hates this prog.
It got me started on burning and for some things I still find it the best (for me).
The trouble is no pcs are exactly a like.
What works on one doesnt always work on all.
You got to use whats best for u.
The only one I cant stand is Ez creamator coz it interferes with other apps.
Then again it learnt me how to use fdisc!lol
Sometimes it seems that everyone hates this prog.
It got me started on burning and for some things I still find it the best (for me).
The trouble is no pcs are exactly a like.
What works on one doesnt always work on all.
You got to use whats best for u.
The only one I cant stand is Ez creamator coz it interferes with other apps.
Then again it learnt me how to use fdisc!lol
I still use Nero....sometimes
I've not had a problem with Nero for VCD or SVCD and still use it almost exclusively for those.
I used to use it for data but it caused a few problems so I switched to Disc Juggler which has been excellent.
For Audio I use Feurio (on the advice of Poko) and it produces great results - after I'd learnt to work the bloody thing.
Fantom CD for emulation and cloning.
All these apps seem happy on my W2K system and no crashes - yet
Oldy
I've not had a problem with Nero for VCD or SVCD and still use it almost exclusively for those.
I used to use it for data but it caused a few problems so I switched to Disc Juggler which has been excellent.
For Audio I use Feurio (on the advice of Poko) and it produces great results - after I'd learnt to work the bloody thing.
Fantom CD for emulation and cloning.
All these apps seem happy on my W2K system and no crashes - yet
Oldy
ipdave
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Ditto the not-all-in-1 posts. I use Nero for (S)VCDs, Data, burning ISOs. Used to use CDRWin3.8 and 4.0 (just say 'no' to pseudo version 5), but my newest burner, Artec 32x12x48, is not picked up right. Since I make a lot of bootable NT/2k/XP CDs, I have to now make an ISO from a bootable CD using WinISO, then edit it (to slipstream SPs, add utils, etc) before burning the ISO in Nero. Before I used CDRWin to make a bootable NT-ish CD. But I always had issues making a bootable DOS CD with CDRWin, so Nero was again used to make perfect boot system CDs. CloneCD 4.0.1.3 is good for troublesome disk copies. DiskJuggler has been just too much a pain in the ARSE to register each new update, and I personally just don't like its layout, but it does a pretty good job once you get through all that. Bottom line, I now use Nero 5.5.8.2 on XP Pro with a fast justlink enabled burner that can handle overburning, and life is good. Just my experience.
There is indeed a serious bug in Nero 5582.
When you own a Plextor 24/10/40 the option copycd isn't working anymore. Nero refused to burn cause it thinks the compilation is to large. It sees a cd with 676 mb as a cd with 1217 mb and you can't burn it.
I downgraded to 5580 and all is working fine again
When you own a Plextor 24/10/40 the option copycd isn't working anymore. Nero refused to burn cause it thinks the compilation is to large. It sees a cd with 676 mb as a cd with 1217 mb and you can't burn it.
I downgraded to 5580 and all is working fine again