Nero Getting Started operation tips

As long as a friend who knows a little about a burner is not familiar with Nero's burning software, Nero is a very good burning software produced by a German company that supports data CDs, audio CDs, video CDs, boot discs, hard disk backups, and mixed-mode disc burning. Easy to operate and offers a variety of defined burn options, along with the classic Nero Burning ROM interface and the Easy-to-use interface Nero Express, pictured

Video editing and burning can be said to be a pair of inseparable brothers, because the final result of the video editing production is mostly the video file burned to disc made of VCD, DVD, but a lot of interested in video editing friends of Yuce still just stay in the primary stage, only know engraved data and VCD other not very understand, Below I will use the most extensive Nreo software as a tool to tell my friends about my burning experience, for your reference.

Now that the latest version of Nero has been updated to the v7.0.1.2 version, the new version supports the DiscT@2 function of the Yamaha burner. It allows you to make your own CDs and DVDs in an easy and quick way. Whether you're burning a data CD, a music CD, a video CD, a Super Video CD, a DDCD, or a DVD, all programs are the same, using the mouse to drag files from the file browser to the edit window, Open the Burn dialog box, and then activate the burn.

Nreo has a unique file detection feature that allows you to put in 120 hearts because it's almost impossible to make a mistake. For example, you want to make a piece of music disc, but mistakenly drag the data file into the editing window; Nero automatically detects that the file is improperly formatted (unable to identify the file's data format) and therefore does not add the file to the music disc. High-speed, stable burning core, coupled with a friendly interface, Nero is definitely a perfect partner for your burner!

Below I take the classic interface for example to say how to use Nreo to burn different types of discs!

Open the classic interface from the program Nero Burning ROM, as shown in

The new Edit dialog box is displayed, and you can choose your disc type (CD or DVD) in the upper left of the dialog box, as shown

A, CD

CD-type CDs contain several commonly used formats: CD-ROM (ISO), music CD-ROM, mixed-mode CD, CD copy, Video CD, Super Video CD, miniDVD. Here are a few examples of how to burn discs in these formats.

1. CD-ROM (ISO)

This type of disc is the most common and most commonly used data disc, that is, in the computer's hard drive can be carved into a CD-ROM, Word is the CD as a small hard disk to use, read the contents of the CD-ROM as easy as reading the contents of the hard disk. As shown in figure

There are three options in the "Multiple section" setting in the above illustration, which are represented by the multiple-section function of the bootable disc, the second recording of the data to a disc with multiple sections, and the multiple-section function of the disc. The first of these is to initialize the disc into a section disc in the first engraving, it means that you can write data to a disk that is not full, the first time you write a piece of data, and the next time you have data that you can continue to write to the original disc, the second time you have to write the data to the CD, you have to choose the second option. This way the system will display the contents of the original multiple-section discs in gray form, and will tell you how much space you have left for the disc to burn. The third option is to make the disc can only be engraved once, no matter your disc is full of dissatisfaction can not write any data to the CD again!

Switch to the Burn setting option, which allows you to choose the recording speed and how to burn, as shown in

Click the "New" button, pop-up interface, as shown

At this point, just find the file in the file browser you want to burn the files directly dragged to the red key in the area referred to by the map, and then click on the top of the button on the above can be carved!

2. Music CD

This type of disc is what we usually talk about CD-ROM, as shown in

The orbital sound without spacing means that there is no time interval between the music you are burning, and Nero defaults to a 2-second time interval. Click the "New" button, pop-up interface, as shown

Nero-supported audio files have WAV, MP3, MPA, but if not the standard MP3 format or other audio format Nero's automatic detection file feature will prompt file type error, as shown in

Just put the music you want to burn one after the first drag to the music area will be automatically sorted, as shown