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SeeMoreDigital
28th June 2005, 10:21
Hi JohnV,
I understand there's a new version of Nero Digital available to us that works separately from NeroVision Express 3: -
http://www.nerodigital.com/eng/index.html
From what I can see, it's available in three separate packages: -
http://img91.echo.cx/img91/4818/nerodigital2ut.png
Can you provide us with any additional information please, such as: -
Are the any limitations in the product, such as lack of 6Ch AAC-LC or HE encoding?
Is it possible for users who currently have Nero6 and NeroVision Express 3 installed to remove the afore mentioned and install NeroDigital CE instead?
Do the DirectShow filters offer the same level of flexibility with third party software players... or more?
Cheers
acidsex
28th June 2005, 17:22
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1830844,00.asp
Nero Digital Pro? Is this where they will implement the HP we have been beta testing? This has got me quite confused.
unskinnyboy
28th June 2005, 17:42
Nero series of software is the most confusing ever. It is always a pain to figure out which one is to be used and when and for what.
Or maybe it is just me.
SeeMoreDigital
28th June 2005, 17:55
Nope... you're right... it's confusing!
acidsex
28th June 2005, 18:08
I wonder if our serial numbers for Nero 6 Reloaded will work for these.
I installed the Recode CE and do not see any differences. It would be nice if Neo would actually implement the stitch option so a batch of files could be joined instead of encoded to their own file and also a way to apply a specific resolution to all files in a list instead of having to each file manually and disabling the resize.
acidsex
28th June 2005, 18:14
From the article I posted :
This same software is included in the complete Nero 6 package and has been available since December.
Further on in the article when discussing the costs of licensing Mpeg-4:
On that note, Nero said it will not be passing the costs to consumers who buy the full version of the program, Nero Digital Pro, which is set for release in July. In addition to the ability to use to program to recode DVDs, watch them and share them over a home network, the Pro version also will contain Nero Vision Express video-editing software and PhotoSnap, Nero's photo-editing program.
oops ... i missed this thread and i put my questions here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=95939) (#29). if someone knows the answers, pls, ...
thx
y
... and u may find some answers from johnv also there (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=95939) (thx john)
the bests
y
SeeMoreDigital
30th June 2005, 09:11
Hi Yaz,
I guess you mean... this quote: -Well I'd need to verify what filters exactly the new Recode CE package installs, but I'd be surprised if you don't need to install Showtime for playback filters. I'll check this soon.
But in principle you don't need Showtime at all, if you install the latest ffdshow (http://www.aziendeassociate.it/cd.asp?dir=/ffdshow) (and enable h.264 and aac decoding in ffdshow) and Haali Media Splitter (MatroskaSplitter) (http://haali.cs.msu.ru/mkv/). FFdshow shows ND subtitles somewhat strangely, but if you install the latest VSFilter (http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=82303&package_id=84359), subtitles look ok. Hopefully ffdshow subtitle rendering will become better so you don't need even VSFilter anymore. That way you can have a free decoder and support for Nero Digital chapters,subtitles and multiple audio streams with any Dshow player.
Ateme provides the video coder for Nero Digital. The updated Ateme coder under beta testing will be included in Recode.
Scarpad
30th June 2005, 13:19
Yes but will they fix the problem with low audio. It's the only issue keeping me from using Nero Digital over AutoGK and Xvid. I've patched my copies with the reg code fix, and still fully Jacked up the audio is barely listenable. And using FFDShow to artificially boost the audio is not something I'm willing to accept as a fix
JohnV
1st July 2005, 17:09
Hi JohnV,
Can you provide us with any additional information please, such as: -
Are the any limitations in the product, such as lack of 6Ch AAC-LC or HE encoding?
Is it possible for users who currently have Nero6 and NeroVision Express 3 installed to remove the afore mentioned and install NeroDigital CE instead?
Do the DirectShow filters offer the same level of flexibility with third party software players... or more?
CheersIf you have only the free trial installed in a clean machine, you can't use multichannel, because it needs a multichannel plugin. I suppose this will be included in the commercial pro version.
I don't think it makes sense to remove NVE package and install trial NeroDigital instead. Probably would make more sense when the pro versions becomes available.
JohnV
1st July 2005, 17:14
Yes but will they fix the problem with low audio. It's the only issue keeping me from using Nero Digital over AutoGK and Xvid. I've patched my copies with the reg code fix, and still fully Jacked up the audio is barely listenable. It's equal to "normal DRC" level. Imo there's not anymore a bad problem like before, but I admit some people may want even higher volume. I believe we will address this in the future.
Scarpad
4th July 2005, 04:33
It's equal to "normal DRC" level. Imo there's not anymore a bad problem like before, but I admit some people may want even higher volume. I believe we will address this in the future.
Especially since I listen to alot of my Encodes with Headphones on my laptop. Compared to Xvid encodes the audio is really really soft.
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