Anyone tried the new Nero 6 yet.

Is it worth upgrading?

what do you mean, the latest version on their web site is v. 5.5.10.42, or am i missing something

There is a v6.0.0.0 floating around out there. It officially comes out on the 18th though.

can you give me the link please

cheers

steve

Is that supposed to be a joke? 'Cause you really should know better.

It is out there. I don't know if is a beta or not, but,
So far I have tested the ripped version & the ISO version.
I have burnt several DVD's & Audio CD's with both,and no problems.
Although some people are having problems with it.

it's the full version
i'm running it, HUSH!!!
and there are a few versions out there, the real version is 270mb on a disc
there are the 50/80mb versions and others, because it has so many features

the 50/80mb is just the burning rom itself

Great program, if you have no problem with 5.5 then stick to it

It sure seems like the full version.
I have had no problems with it, but I don't seem to
the problems, alot of people have with nero. It
has over the years became my favorite, all round
burning program.
I'll most likely purchase this new one.

I tried it and it worked great except for the fact when I tried creating an ISO with it it would not create a standard ISO it would only allow .nrg anyone else tried creating and ISO with it?

v6.0.0.0 floating around out there. It officially comes out on the 18th though It's been available on the retail shelves for weeks now.

For sale or for display?

anyone know if its worth the upgrade?
:D

Yeah, I saw it at my local Fry's for sale for $99.00. Kinda too expensive for my pockets. hehe

Minor word of advice on the continuing story of updates.....

Remember the Golden Rule in pc maintenance: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it..."

I mean, many people are obsessed with updates and install them over and over by the dozen. What is the use??? You really should consider why you would want to update, especially if the previous version works just fine.
Unless the update will actually supply you with anything worthwhile, it will only fragment your drives, mess up your registery and leave slack everywhere...

hehe,

very good point there,
but nero 6 is a whole number higher than nero 5, and m8 thats a lot!
;-)

agree with merlin.unless u really must have the latest dont bother,usually more trouble than its worth.

Nero 5 does everything I need, I don't see why Nero 6 is needed (that may change in the future).
Like the quote 'If i were two-faced, do you really think i would be wearing this one?' I'm going to use that one :round:

Nero 6.x works great for me. I especially like the new, more polished interface.
I use it more for CD-Rs than DVD burning though, for now.

ahead has done a good job with this new version.




tainty1 - Yes, I am the one posting on bst... Hope that eases your mind.

Originally posted by m0dd
nero 6 is a whole number higher than nero 5, and m8 thats a lot! ;-)

M0dd.... that is quite a dumb answer....
of course 6 is higher that 5, but that does not automatically mean there is a some urgent need to upgrade instantly.
Upgrading is only worth the effort if it actually adds something usefull. (and with that i do not mean smooth looks)
I expect Ahead has done some serious work on the programs structure and engine, but still, in my opinion, you need a reason to upgrade.

These software updates are just like new pc models being sold. You can buy yourself a new one every month if you like to, and every month things probably will get better. The cpu will be a faster, hdd will be larger, videocard will be better... but still.... what is the use of buying a new pc every month? The effort will be hardly anything. :D

Somehow I doub that m0dd was serious.

ive downloaded the demo version found it quite easy to use will upgrade to full version when i can get the code for it (buy it i mean obviously)