Nero 7.5.1.1 offically released

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19 Sep 06 19:11 by H3rB3i in category Uncategorized To news archive

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gogochar
Posts: 66
Posted on: 19 Sep 06 21:14
Changes: Nothing but more of the same crap you had 2 minutes before you downloaded this piece of junk. Fixed bug fixes that were crap clones. Oh, wait, that just added more crap bugs. Added: Blu-ray disc support that will shortly be blacklisted by all companies due to the new discs that are coming out pretty shortly.
sidewinder33625
Posts: 30
Posted on: 19 Sep 06 21:57
The biggest improvement has to be making changes notes available at the the time of release.
Crabbyappleton
Posts: 5756
Posted on: 19 Sep 06 22:16
I agree with the statement about the changelogs. It is really annoying to have to wonder if a 140 meg download will address your problems (if any) or what the update offers. It would be interesting to hear what has been so difficult about this process of providing needed information to their customers in the past.
shimman
Posts: 596
Posted on: 19 Sep 06 23:56
i really wish nero goes back to lean & mean software without all the fats that now include
Hurricane Andrew
Posts: 303
Posted on: 20 Sep 06 00:02
I hope i nthe next release Nero is able to somehow turn all the whiners into mutes. Seriously, if you don't like it and don't use, then please, by all means, don't feel obligated to add your 2 cents. So far, the release works quite well on my system. Burning audio and data CD's has gone fine, as has data DVD's and a few Recode DVD's. Haven't had a chance to try out Vision in this version yet though.
Bobverens
Posts: 241
Posted on: 20 Sep 06 00:16
Not whining, just lamenting the early days of Nero whose best feature was that it was "not-Roxio/Adaptec"; but they've now surpassed that app with even more bloatedness and junk extras. Thank goodness for PrassiONES and other small-footprint apps that are lean, mean, reliable and "not Nero." :g
r_saotome
Posts: 460
Posted on: 20 Sep 06 00:31
ImgBurn is simply looking better & better with every Nero release...^_^
TheCrowX
Posts: 16
Posted on: 20 Sep 06 01:07
is nerp 6 developpement has been dropped ? does nero team know that nero 6 has more success than 7 ?
FreqNasty
Posts: 624
Posted on: 20 Sep 06 04:48
They somehow made the installer 60 megs more in size! The only thing that was added was blu-ray support. I'm not one to complain about the bloat like so many other people do, because you can simply install only the parts you need. They still lock dvd video titles to 16 characters instead of 32, I was hoping that would be changed but no go.
KafesneBikaina
Posts: 3
Posted on: 20 Sep 06 11:36
Nero Recode has a serious oversize problem in this version.
brantdk
Posts: 325
Posted on: 21 Sep 06 09:59
People...if you dont like it then dont use it. Every time they come out with a new update, then there our 10 people that complain about it. The download is big but it takes me less then 2 minutes to download. All the extra stuff that I dont want installed, is not installed....so stop all of the complaining, and use some else then.
petspeed
Posts: 194
Posted on: 21 Sep 06 11:17
Well said Hurricane Andrew and Brantdk. What's really annoying about every new Nero release is to read all those negative reactions here on CDFreaks.
Bobverens
Posts: 241
Posted on: 21 Sep 06 15:46
As annoying as each release of that bugfest gets more bloated and buggier??
farmeunit
Posts: 50
Posted on: 21 Sep 06 19:47
I'm just having problems with the new Nerovision in V7. I had few problems with V6, but not most of my encodes turn out bad.

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