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starg4ze
27th April 2006, 14:24
As of 2006-04-24.
New version is 7.2.0.3.
http://www.nero.com/nero7/eng/Nero_Recode_2_Features.html

Recode has a bunch of new features:

From Nero's site:

Nero Recode 2 featuring Nero Digital™, the world’s fastest MPEG-4 encoder, enables the user to recode non-copy protected movies (DVD-9 to DVD-5) to a CDR/RW, DVD+/-R or a single DVD+R DL disc in DVD-Video format (DVD-9 to DVD-9).


Highlights at a glance:

* Added support for DVD-R Dual Layer media type**
* Added a "Start Nero ShowTime" option on the final splash page
* Profiles for CE device compatibility
* Two subtitles and two audio tracks can be used
* Manual setting for DVD media

** “Burn-at-once” writing mode is not yet possible


Profiles for CE device compatibility including:

* Mobile
* Portable
* Standard
* Cinema
* High Definition TV

Manual setting for DVD media:

* On the right side of the status bar there is a drop-down menu for selecting the DVD media type (consistent in Nero Recode / Nero Burning ROM / Nero Express)


new_eng (250 Byte) Hot New Features:

* Compilation and importing of sub pictures in Nero Digital™ videos - the most popular formats like *.sub, *.srt and *.txt are supported
* New structure of the Nero Digital™ profiles
* New Nero Digital™ profiles iPod video and iPod video AVC support the transcoding of videos for the iPod video


Feature Overview:

1. Transcoding DVD to DVD
2. General
3. Transcoding to Nero Digital&153#;
4. Bug fixes


Transcoding DVD to DVD:

* New high quality mode for DVD transcoding has been added
* Extreme performance enhancements for normal quality DVD transcoding
* Copy only the main movie of a DVD to a DVD compilation type
* Support for MPEG audio tracks on DVD is added

General:

* Drag and Drop video files to Nero Digital™ File encoding project has been added
* Support for Dual Layer DVD has been added
* Option for not ejecting the disc after burning has been added
* Advanced keyboard support, e.g. "select all" (<ctrl> + <a>) in
"Select Titles" dialog has been added
* Resizing columns in DVD list view via double click


Transcoding to Nero Digital™:

* Support for transcoding video files to Nero Digital™ has been added
* Support for Nero Digital™ chapter marks - a Nero Digital™ file can now have chapters; chapters from DVD titles are automatically taken over.
* For all other files, the user can specify the chapter marks himself
* Copy the main movie of a DVD to Nero Digital™ project type
* Encoding of 2 audio tracks and 2 subtitle tracks into one .mp4 file
is now possible
* Data files can also be added to a Nero Digital™ project
* Support splitting of Nero Digital™ files to several discs or to one file of
custom size
* High speed first pass for 2 pass encoding has been added
* New improved Nero Digital™ profiles
* Support for "square pixels" in mp4 files has been added


Bug fixes:

* Nero Digital™: encoding of 5.1 channel audio works now
* "Closed captions" are not longer stripped during requantize
* File size is now also shown for video files, not only for DVD titles
* Fixed the calculation of the final size in the re-author mode
* Removed "Remaining Time" and "FPS" from burner page for first pass, if two pass mode is selected
* Changed German translation for one string in preferences
/Nero's site

Hope this includes support for high-profile...
/Starg4ze

acidsex
27th April 2006, 14:31
Yet, again, no AVC HP. Kind of sucks hard especially since many were lead to believe that AVC HP would be included when Nero 7 launched.

Thank god for MeGUI and HP.

Sharktooth
27th April 2006, 14:46
it smells like it will be included in Recode 3...

Revgen
27th April 2006, 14:55
it smells like it will be included in Recode 3...
You have a strange sense of smell.;)

SoleBastard
27th April 2006, 15:05
I read this over at HA.org:

Note that Recode still uses the old encoder, because of the above issue, but also because the Recode team had to choose between integrating the new one or fixing more bugs. They fixed more bugs.

With the 'above issue' I believe he refers to the 'problematic 5.1 channel VBR'.

Ah well, I guess a 'bugfree' release is worth waiting for...

GmorG McRoth
27th April 2006, 17:03
notice also new AAC encoder that breaks compatibility with 3rd party GUIs (at least some of them)

acidsex
27th April 2006, 17:30
Screw Nero if they are waiting for Recode 3. Personally Nero 7 was the worst piece of software I have purchased in a while. Complete morons in their marketing dept. Customer Service response is for crap as well.

namchik
27th April 2006, 18:18
as a dialup user i'm very disappointed... a couple of days passed and now it's 7.2.0.3b
And no changelog...

GmorG McRoth
27th April 2006, 18:49
and download servers are busted again! good thing that torrent mirror works good.

siddharthagandhi
27th April 2006, 22:17
Yea, I was looking foward to Ateme HP. But this is in another thread as well.

williedigital
27th April 2006, 22:20
dual-core apparently hasn't been improved either huh? What was wrong with 5.1 encoding before?

dvd_maniac
27th April 2006, 23:51
Compilation and importing of sub pictures in Nero Digital™ videos - the most popular formats like *.sub, *.srt and *.txt are supported


Does this mean that the Chapter txt files created by VideoReDo and other programs will now be supported?

SeeMoreDigital
28th April 2006, 10:13
Compilation and importing of sub pictures in Nero Digital™ videos - the most popular formats like *.sub, *.srt and *.txt are supported
Does this mean that the Chapter txt files created by VideoReDo and other programs will now be supported?Moreover... Does this mean the NeroDigital guys have developed a way of converting *.sub and *.srt text based subtitles into VOBsub graphic based subtitles?

If it is just a case of adding *.sub and *.srt subtitles into MP4 and create and name chapters.... YAMB can already offer this type of functionality...


Cheers

Suchy
28th April 2006, 10:36
I wish that there is support for SSA/ASS, but unfortunatelly isn't :(

siddharthagandhi
29th April 2006, 00:08
I thought Nero 7 was a great purchase. It has the burning software, and the video and audio editors and encoders, and so many more features. Its great!

ChronoCross
29th April 2006, 01:07
it is a resource hog. I hate it's media library functions and it's encoders are sub par. The only think I like is the burning software and Showtime for DVD's.

MeteorRain
29th April 2006, 02:10
i only use the burning rom and the wave editor(wave editor is good for timing ;) )

Bathrone
29th April 2006, 03:09
110% agreement there Chronocross. It is a resource hog and the encoders arent up to snuff in comparison to others. As well, the decoders are not as fast as others available.

Ive been wondering how I can get rid of Nero - I only use it for burning really. Im going to try imgburn given it can pluginto dvdshrink and is extending the work done in dvddecrypter

GmorG McRoth
29th April 2006, 10:02
You can use Ashampoo burning Studio (http://www.ashampoo.com/frontend/products/php/product.php?session_langid=2&idstring=0710), Download is 9MB in size and it's pretty nice pice of software, not bloated yet.

Sharktooth
29th April 2006, 14:20
110% agreement there Chronocross. It is a resource hog and the encoders arent up to snuff in comparison to others. As well, the decoders are not as fast as others available.

Ive been wondering how I can get rid of Nero - I only use it for burning really. Im going to try imgburn given it can pluginto dvdshrink and is extending the work done in dvddecrypter
or you can install linux and use K3B >) (for free)
http://www.k3b.org/

DeathTheSheep
5th May 2006, 05:44
the encoders arent up to snuff in comparison to others.
The AVC, with psychovisual enhancements, still manage to provide certain (facial) detail that others cannot. Recall, however, that x264 had to work very hard to catch up to it in the first place, though it has since surpassed it by metrics and general concensus.

The new aac audio encoder featured in this new bundle, however, is at the top of its class (pop over to hydrogenaudio to affirm this), and imo isn't topped by any other aac codec in quality (even features 2-pass mode in CLI).

So to generalize by claiming "subpar" performance is going just a bit overboard I believe... :)

IgorC
5th May 2006, 11:58
Wrong. New encoder wasn't tested yet.
It has to be ABX tested. I think that Itunes LC-AAC from 96 kbps and higher can be still slightly better.

So don't say afirmativly anything.

DeathTheSheep
5th May 2006, 16:13
My good friend, isn't your use of "Wrong." an affirming enough statement? :) I said the encoder is at the top of its class, based on results from the previous encoder's test and preliminary results from guruboolez indicating that the older encoder's most prominent issues were resolved. I also stated that the encoder, "imo" (an shortened form of the phrase "in my opinion") wasn't topped by other AAC codecs. Thus, I'm not "saying afirmativly anything." In fact, I was commenting about how people shouldn't affirmatively claim subpar performance ;)
Have fun man,
DTS

NoX1911
7th May 2006, 03:16
With 7.2.0.3b i have no more options when i save AAC with 'Nero Wave Editor'. Just a kbit/s slider now, no more HE/LC profile selection, PSNR on/off and all those bells and whistles... How is it meant to be done now?

Bathrone
7th May 2006, 03:37
Yes DTS, I should clarify that I was referring to video, not audio. I use Nero's AAC freebie and am very happy with it for mp4 audio.

gURuBoOleZ
7th May 2006, 21:18
My good friend, isn't your use of "Wrong." an affirming enough statement? :) I said the encoder is at the top of its class, based on results from the previous encoder's test and preliminary results from guruboolez indicating that the older encoder's most prominent issues were resolved.
My preliminary tests are... very preliminary ;)
Some flaws are indeed solved, but if you take a look on my previous evaluation (http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=38792) at ~130 kbps you should notice that Nero AAC had in a recent past a significant handicap. Therefore, even with these recent and audible progress, I wouldn't make any statement about a possible superiority of Nero AAC. My preliminary tests also quickly revealed some annoying issue iTunes AAC don't have (with harpsichord mostly, but my experience is telling me that I'm most sensitive with distortions occuring with this instrument than most people).

Anyway, my preliminary "tests" were performed at ~130 kbps only and they don't prejudge something about different bitrate.

Mtz
7th May 2006, 22:29
Moreover... Does this mean the NeroDigital guys have developed a way of converting *.sub and *.srt text based subtitles into VOBsub graphic based subtitles?

If it is just a case of adding *.sub and *.srt subtitles into MP4 and create and name chapters.... YAMB can already offer this type of functionality...


Cheers
You can load SRT subtitles. You can set the color, font, charset, size position. But... no black outline for the subtitles. I hope some day they will realise that subtitles need black outline. :mad:
Also an option to maximize the subtitles preview window can be a good thing.
These type of subtitles can be displayed on standalone (mp4box subtitles can't).

enjoy,
Mtz

leowai
8th May 2006, 08:49
:
These type of subtitles can be displayed on standalone (mp4box subtitles can't).

enjoy,
Mtzmp4box has some new feature implemented with vobsub support and it played fine in Nero ShowTime.

You probably may interested in this:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=110419
(go to post 63 on page 4 to download latest mp4box binary with vobsub support)

Lastly, do you have one of these standalone? If yes, will you try on it?

Mtz
8th May 2006, 10:03
I have many standalones with "Nero Digital" support, but the subtitles are displayed only if the MP4 is made with Recode.
Let's suppose that I'm doing something wrong (I can see subtitles in VLC, but no in showtime): give me some samples made by some experienced user in various modes to test them in my standalones.
Another interesting thing in standalone:
movie.mp4 (without subtitle inside it)
movie.srt
I can see the external .srt subtitle. :D So for me is not "a must" to have internal subtitles, but I can test for compatibility with standalones with MTK chipsets.

enjoy,
Mtz

guada 2
8th May 2006, 19:11
Hello :) ,

Where can i find the WMA plug in compatible with Nero 7?

thanks.