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fritzi93 · 28-05-2005

Some folks have no trouble at all with Nero, others have all kinds of problems. I myself had some rather minor compatibility issues with other burning progs, along with the rare inexplicable burn failure or two. Just enough for me to mistrust Nero. Since RecordNow came bundled with my (rebadged) BenQ 1620, I uninstalled Nero with no regrets. For video, I now use nothing but DVDDecrypter, in conjunction with Image Tool Classic if I need to create an ISO. For data, RecordNow works fine. It should, with the Prassi burning engine. For those looking to purchase a new burning program, I'd look seriously at Prassi ONES. It's cheap, about 20 bucks IIRC, and it uses "fuzzy logic" to recognize drives. So you need not worry about your drive being supported, even it's a spanking new model. JMHO.

28-05-2005	#5 (permalink)
fritzi93 CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 293	Re: alternative for Nero Some folks have no trouble at all with Nero, others have all kinds of problems. I myself had some rather minor compatibility issues with other burning progs, along with the rare inexplicable burn failure or two. Just enough for me to mistrust Nero. Since RecordNow came bundled with my (rebadged) BenQ 1620, I uninstalled Nero with no regrets. For video, I now use nothing but DVDDecrypter, in conjunction with Image Tool Classic if I need to create an ISO. For data, RecordNow works fine. It should, with the Prassi burning engine. For those looking to purchase a new burning program, I'd look seriously at Prassi ONES. It's cheap, about 20 bucks IIRC, and it uses "fuzzy logic" to recognize drives. So you need not worry about your drive being supported, even it's a spanking new model. JMHO.