New NERO 6 worth installing?
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Don't be scared- be a brave man!
At worst you will lose some bucks spared on wasted media, and/or perform a full system restore...
I was also extremely happy with Nero 6, cause I used it for 2 hoours, laughed my a$s off with it and then removed it... fortunately enough it went off quite smoothly, which is not the norm.
At worst you will lose some bucks spared on wasted media, and/or perform a full system restore...
I was also extremely happy with Nero 6, cause I used it for 2 hoours, laughed my a$s off with it and then removed it... fortunately enough it went off quite smoothly, which is not the norm.
It's not a free upgrade, so if the last 5.5.10.42 works for you (and is a lot less bloated), then why bother.... Says I, who ran out and bought a discounted 5.5 retail just to trade up with!
V6 is about features, rather than the actual burning - and some that they crow about still mean extra plugin cost.
I'm holding fire until the next update (with 6.0.0.11 demo expiry at the end of this month, it'll be soon) before risking it!
V6 is about features, rather than the actual burning - and some that they crow about still mean extra plugin cost.
I'm holding fire until the next update (with 6.0.0.11 demo expiry at the end of this month, it'll be soon) before risking it!
And the next update was WORSE!
6.0.0.15 has a problem with some overburn/maximal birn sizes, or possibly with overburn in general as well - the problem is also introduced into 5.5.10.50 as well.
http://forum.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=74656
Sorry Ahead, but "next scheduled update" is a pretty poor showing for fixing an issue such as this.
6.0.0.15 has a problem with some overburn/maximal birn sizes, or possibly with overburn in general as well - the problem is also introduced into 5.5.10.50 as well.
http://forum.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=74656
Sorry Ahead, but "next scheduled update" is a pretty poor showing for fixing an issue such as this.
All this Nero problems started to happen from the moment when Ahead hired a former Roxio employee.....coincidence?....Naaaah...
Seriously,there is still a lot of work to do before Nero 6 will be as reliable as it's ancester,Nero 5...
Seriously,there is still a lot of work to do before Nero 6 will be as reliable as it's ancester,Nero 5...
I have used Nero for a long time and have just recently UN-installed it and have decided to never use Nero again. Ever!!! Beware.
Ver 6 will not burn DVD's properly (never tried it to do anything else), it sorts the files in reverse order then burns them. It now allows you to make a Multisession DVD, there is no such thing and will not play on a DVD Player, that options should be absent or greyed out when burning in UDF format (like in 5.5.x) There are many more issues....
Hmm.. back to 5.5.10.20 that I have been using for DVDR burning for quite some time and all is well again.
Hmm.. back to 5.5.10.20 that I have been using for DVDR burning for quite some time and all is well again.
This is a Nero patent... and it is WAY out of DVD specifications, never mentioned in any OSTA sheet. The burned disks may work in many OS'es (mainly MS), but no chances for any standalone. You are right, this option should not exist at all (UDF TAO open does the same thing much more safely and with 99.5% compliancy!- in fact RecrdNow pops up a wrning about that remaining .5% element of doubt...). Nero 6 should not exist at all too, but that's another story...ChickenMan said:
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Me also
Would appreciate anybodys help on the matter. If I uninstall Nero for good, what would be a better, more stable prog?
Tks.
Jobs
Tell me Nunyobiznes what did you install instead? I also tried Easy CD-DVD 6 but it will only let you burn ISOs. I need to be able to .cue and .bin which Nero will only let me do on normal CD-R. Why doesn't it let me burn .cue and .bin for DVD-R/+R?Nunyobiznes said:
Would appreciate anybodys help on the matter. If I uninstall Nero for good, what would be a better, more stable prog?
Tks.
Jobs
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are you guys saying that the new nero is even buggier than the old nero? why doesn't that surprise me?serjer said:go 4 burnatonce
i'm with serjer on the burnatonce but i still have probs trying to do a multisession with a cdrw. always something that keeps ezcd cremator around.
i pretty much use bao only for mastering and for audio, though. i use alcohol for all image burning. never had a problem with bin/cue or iso with it.Jobs said:
On the advice of some knowledgeable people I decided to use discjuggler for almost everything and alcohol 120 for creating and burning images. Both work very well and I haven't had any issues so far.
I believe so. I think if you uncheck close disc in the advanced menu of the DVD Recoding tab you should be able to add later. I have not tried this myself since I have 4 36GB ultra320 15000rpm scsi HD in raid 5 config. Perhaps someone else may be able to confirm that.
Nope...of course not. Multisession on DVD's is a Nero speciality/stupidity which is way out of OSTA specs. But if you use UDF 1.02 and TAO-open as burning mode the net result is the same, and the burned DVD's are compliant to any filesystem. In fact there is no reason at all to "need" multisession on DVD's, unless you mix up your needs on CD's.Jobs said: