a question
Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 1:01 pmhi gang
what do you guys think of nero 10?your opinions please..
lenny
what do you guys think of nero 10?your opinions please..
lenny
Didn't you already ask this?
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Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 1:01 pmRe: a question
Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 2:44 pmRe: a question
Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 4:48 pmhi
yep i asked you...did u ever recieve it?what do u think of it?
lenny
yep i asked you...did u ever recieve it?what do u think of it?
lenny
Re: a question
Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 10:29 pmThe new version so far works very well for me. they said they did a lot of tweaks to make it less of a resource hog and more like real users want to use.
All the bits I've used for years still seem to work very well so I'd say if you like the interface and all the features it a good program now.
All the bits I've used for years still seem to work very well so I'd say if you like the interface and all the features it a good program now.
Re: a question
Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 9:33 amhi dart
did you take a look at the presets in these various toiols??they dont work..why did they add them if they dont work?i aske3d nero and said didnt respond
lenny
did you take a look at the presets in these various toiols??they dont work..why did they add them if they dont work?i aske3d nero and said didnt respond
lenny
Re: a question
Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 6:24 pmI just use the parts that I've always used, recode, vision, disk copy, and cd speed and they all work like before so never really messed with the presets I guess. I know they have a guy that comes in here every so often and helps folks and things so maybe you need to look him up in here and make a point of asking him directly as he's been very helpful in the past.
Re: a question
Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 6:29 pmhi dart
i know who he is and ive asked him and he doesnt respond reguarding it..
lenny
i know who he is and ive asked him and he doesnt respond reguarding it..
lenny
Re: a question
Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 10:18 pmNero is back to old form... I'm like Dartman... I use the pieces I need... Always was a fan of Burning ROM's interface. That said, I still use ImgBurn a lot too -- I'm familiar with it now... I just don't think in a few years anyone will be burning much CD/DVD/Blu-Ray media. My opinion.
Still, you should be able to find a decent deal on the Nero suite and you will likely find good uses for it because of its general ease of use. Now that it is less bloated on a selective install, it is worth the disc space it consumes. Is Nero back? Well, it never really left... it just got lost along the way. I think they finally listened to their users. It's just going to be hard to win some of them back... Give the Trial a go Lenny and see for yourself... You might be glad you did.
Still, you should be able to find a decent deal on the Nero suite and you will likely find good uses for it because of its general ease of use. Now that it is less bloated on a selective install, it is worth the disc space it consumes. Is Nero back? Well, it never really left... it just got lost along the way. I think they finally listened to their users. It's just going to be hard to win some of them back... Give the Trial a go Lenny and see for yourself... You might be glad you did.
Re: a question
Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 6:06 amhi tracy
i already have nero 10..i use goldwave too cand to put the tunes into the computer nero is easier.with goldwave to have to find the "highs" in a record which is a pain.in this way nero is better.but i think goldwave offers better editing tools..my take anyway.
lenny
i already have nero 10..i use goldwave too cand to put the tunes into the computer nero is easier.with goldwave to have to find the "highs" in a record which is a pain.in this way nero is better.but i think goldwave offers better editing tools..my take anyway.
lenny