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Posted by Arny Krueger on 12/04/07 15:13
"Trev" <trevbowdenAT.dsl.pipex.COM> wrote in message
news:kbOdneV3udGUu8janZ2dnUVZ8tSdnZ2d@pipex.net
> Bill's News wrote:
>> I use Nero, it came free with a rom or burner I bought
>> aeons ago and has never refused to accept any other
>> drive nor to update itself when asked. But I only use
>> it to occasionally burn DVDs, either data or video. Why, in heaven's
>> name, would I use optical media burning
>> software to do creative video work?
Most creative video software either depends on some third party optical
media burning software that is tucked under the covers, or that you run
yourself in a separate step.
> If you buy the full Nero It has some basic Video editing
> and DVD menu creating software. Also some audio cleanup
> software.
Agreed.
> I agree with your point though if its Video
> editing then get Video editing software. I Still will not
> load a project that has become corrupted or maybe had
> some files Deleted that where part of it.
It seems like being able to load a project that is a little munged would be
handy.
> Almost any Video editor will be better Sony,
> Ulead, Pinnacle or if your computer is new enough Premier
> elements
I have 3 out of four installed, and my daughter-in-law is a Pinnacle user.
My current most heavily used tool is Premiere Elements. I have releases 2
and 4.
> But that will only work on computers with the right configuration
Has to be a little modern. Some of this software is dependent on using CPUs
with microcode assists that did not become universal until the past 3 years
or so.
> no AMD there then.
I don't know about that. I've seen all 4 run on AMD boxes. The 3 I run sure
run on AMD 64 boxes because that is all I have.
>> Could Nero be headed toward the Norton syndrome? Norton
>> managed to write a program, under DOS, which would spend
>> several hours reorganizing your HDD to save possibly
>> seconds at power on. It was instantly successful among
>> the same crowd who bought hula hoops and pet rocks. Norton became a
>> multi-millionaire, presumably laughing
>> all the way to the bank, and then sold his "name" to an
>> even bigger scam artist;-)
You mean Symantec?
What's going on with Nero is that they are trying to provide more related
function to hold onto their price point.
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