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Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Changes in Current Version:
*DVD-R/-RW and +R/+RW support
*Mp3PRO support
*Nero Wave Editor
*Advanced Nero Cover Designer
*Nero Toolkit
*Nero MPEG 1 Video Encoder
*VCD/SVCD Menu Creator
*Video CD (VCD) Picture Slideshows
*Embedded NERO API

This version includes a new version of CDSpeed 1.02e.

http://www.nero.com/en/index.html#download
http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail.php3?...3?fid=942634103
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Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Reply #1 –
yup...


are you shure you didn`t pasted the wrong changelog
dude...

this looks very much like the nero 5.5.0.0
(exept the DVD.) 


Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Reply #2 –
For those who use other CD burning proggies like NTI (am I the only one on the planet?  ) you can get the latest CD Speed free of charge here:

http://www.cdspeed2000.com

Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Reply #3 –
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are you shure you didn`t pasted the wrong changelog

The changelog isn't exactly easy to find at Ahead.de, but here it is
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Changes From Nero 5.5.10.15a to 5.5.10.20
   
Bug Fixes :
   Fixed a problem with multi-session media which could occur in case of completely used capacity
   Fixed a problem with disabled burn-button which occurred in some very rare cases
   Improved the support for importing file descriptions from internet database
   Fixed a problem with some drives during copying DVD-ROM media
   Fixed a problem which occurred sometimes while copying from a DVD+RW media
   Improved write speed detection for DVD+R/RW media in case of DVD+-R/RW dual drives

New:
   Added several new recorder

--
Ge Someone
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is.

Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Reply #4 –
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For those who use other CD burning proggies like NTI (am I the only one on the planet?   )

No. I use it too, but only for it`s Romeo support, and for overburning, since Nero`s overburning already borked here and NTI`s never did.

Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Reply #5 –
yup...


hmmm.. overburn with nero.. always have worked for me...



Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Reply #6 –
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For those who use other CD burning proggies like NTI (am I the only one on the planet?   ) you can get the latest CD Speed free of charge here:

http://www.cdspeed2000.com

You're not alone...I use it also. IMHO is very stable and has almost all features I need.
Works flawlessly in conjunction of my trusted LG burner.
I didnt like version 6.x: Its too big and looks like more a 5.x skinned version.

LIF
"Jazz washes away the dust of everyday life" (Art Blakey)
 

Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Reply #7 –
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hmmm.. overburn with nero.. always have worked for me...

yup...

Dunno in it's an issue with my drive, or the media, or what, but I was once trying to perform this overburn (709Mb, IIRC), and Nero always stopped burning at 99%, rendering the last few seconds of the movie I was burning unusable. (wasted 3 CDs that way, all three different brands)

I tried the same file with NTI, and it burned perfectly at first try.

Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Reply #8 –
yup...


there ain`t no "spesialety" with nero...

the write engine.. is poor..
(there is better alternatives..)
the "vcd/svcd/dvd" is poor..
(i never dreamd of using nero for video..)
+ alot of other minor things..

ahead have actually intreduced more bugs
in nero.. then they have sucseeded in removing..
after the intro of 5.5.

if you are gonna compare all of those
bug-fix releases.. the 5.5.4.8
is probably the best.. but then youre gonna miss out alot...

the popularety of nero.. i think.. is
rapidly releases.. (ppl. think there`s lot of dev. going on..
but that is not true..)
and a friendly interface..

in comersial "all in one" app. nero is the king...
(not shure why..)

but both nti & vob are proven better...

so if nti does your jobb.. why change..


Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Reply #9 –
Quote
yup...


there ain`t no "spesialety" with nero...

the write engine.. is poor..
(there is better alternatives..)
the "vcd/svcd/dvd" is poor..
(i never dreamd of using nero for video..)
+ alot of other minor things..

ahead have actually intreduced more bugs
in nero.. then they have sucseeded in removing..
after the intro of 5.5.

if you are gonna compare all of those
bug-fix releases.. the 5.5.4.8
is probably the best.. but then youre gonna miss out alot...

the popularety of nero.. i think.. is
rapidly releases.. (ppl. think there`s lot of dev. going on..
but that is not true..)
and a friendly interface..

in comersial "all in one" app. nero is the king...
(not shure why..)

but both nti & vob are proven better...

so if nti does your jobb.. why change..



yup...

Get a spell & grammar checker.
I'm the one in the picture, sitting on a giant cabbage in Mexico, circa 1978.
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Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Reply #10 –
Quote
Quote
yup...


there ain`t no "spesialety" with nero...

the write engine.. is poor..
(there is better alternatives..)
the "vcd/svcd/dvd" is poor..
(i never dreamd of using nero for video..)
+ alot of other minor things..

ahead have actually intreduced more bugs
in nero.. then they have sucseeded in removing..
after the intro of 5.5.

if you are gonna compare all of those
bug-fix releases.. the 5.5.4.8
is probably the best.. but then youre gonna miss out alot...

the popularety of nero.. i think.. is
rapidly releases.. (ppl. think there`s lot of dev. going on..
but that is not true..)
and a friendly interface..

in comersial "all in one" app. nero is the king...
(not shure why..)

but both nti & vob are proven better...

so if nti does your jobb.. why change..



yup...

Get a spell & grammar checker.

lol, AtaqueEG isn't happy .

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QUOTE (fewtch @ Apr 2 2003 - 03:40 AM)
For those who use other CD burning proggies like NTI (am I the only one on the planet?  ) you can get the latest CD Speed free of charge here:

http://www.cdspeed2000.com 

You're not alone...I use it also. IMHO is very stable and has almost all features I need.
Works flawlessly in conjunction of my trusted LG burner.
I didnt like version 6.x: Its too big and looks like more a 5.x skinned version.


I used NTI with UDF support & found when checking with Nero cdspeed It produced errors @ the end of the CD-R.

Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Reply #11 –
yup...


errr. who gives a shit... anyway..

i mean.. very few.. actually cares..

the langue that are been used
on the nett.. is fucked up..

me from norway.. is one thing..
but it`s very sad to see
ppl. who don`t master there own langue.. 

ROFTLMAO...


Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Reply #12 –
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I used NTI with UDF support & found when checking with Nero cdspeed It produced errors @ the end of the CD-R.

Interesting... I get a single "bad block" after burning with NTI (Joliet) and checking with Nero CDSpeed ("Scandisc"), but it doesn't seem to hurt access to anything.  I can still access all data on the CD-R, so it seems the issue is moot.

Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Reply #13 –
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the popularety of nero.. i think.. is
rapidly releases.. (ppl. think there`s lot of dev. going on..
but that is not true..)
and a friendly interface..

NTI probably has the friendliest interface (also, it doesn't crap up the system registry like Nero does).  What I really like about NTI is the way it automatically sets the volume label of a CD-R to the current date/time -- such a small thing, but small things like that make all the difference sometimes.  Just put in the CD-R, drag/drop files, then burn.

The thing I like least about NTI is the demand on CPU time... even when not needed, it seems priority is set to 'critical'... so I can't do much else while a CD is burning.  No big deal to me, but this might bother some people.

Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Reply #14 –
isn't using overburn considered dangerous?

Nero Buring ROM 5.5.10.20

Reply #15 –
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isn't using overburn considered dangerous?

Overburning is a bit risky (depends how much you overburn, and on other factors too).  I wouldn't use it for anything really important unless absolutely necessary.  Like overclocking, it's using something beyond what it was designed for and that always entails risks.  Of course, many people don't care.