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hi gang

has anybody had problems with nero scout and or incd?if you have what
were the problems did they cause??thanks.


coonsanders

No problems here... I don't use either. I don't install InCD and disable the Scout. Packet writing is generally a bad idea.

hi
no your missing the point.....why did u delete them??because they caused
problems....what were the problems they caused thats what im asking you.

coonsanders

InCD (and any packet writing application in general) is not a reliable method for archiving data. I'm actually surprised it has survived this long. If you are using it for drag and drop backup of files to a CD/DVD RW disc, you'll eventually get burned and I hope IsoBuster can recover you data...

I never bothered to use Scout. For Nero, I just used the burning app, sometimes used Vision... Of course the InfoTool and CD-DVD Speed as well... but beyond that most of Nero to me is bloat. Most of those additions are already done by someone else and better.

hi
so your saying they just did not work 4 u.as i was using soundtrax it keeps
crashing.i emailed nero and am awaiting a reply.but having these 2 options
scout and incd did not cause problems with other nero applications like soun-
dtrax......?


coonsanders

coonsanders wrote:so your saying they just did not work 4 u.

No, I'm simply saying I don't use them... and I will flat out tell you to do a custom install and NEVER install InCD.

Nero support via e-mail is not the quickest in the world. Do some googling on your problem. I have to believe you are not alone and some other forum may provide you the tip you are looking for.

hi
o ok thanks 4 your input.

coonsanders

There is no reason to use InCD and CD-RW media these days for drag 'n' drop reading and writing when one can do the same thing on a $10 2GB SD card and a USB reader.

I put my CD-RW media in a bucket with my 8 track tape cartridges.