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Which version to purchase for Windows 7 OS....?
#1
02 Sep 2012 @ 20:05
dabig25
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Hey folks
Haven't been on AD in a LONG time.
My PC crashed & just purchased a new one.
Currently have AnyDVD & CloneDVD reinstalled on my new PC...BUT on my old Windows XP PC
I also had NERO version 6.6.0.15.
I really like using Nero Recode instead of CloneDVD for backing up movies that run over 2 hrs in length.
I also use Nero Express for backing up Music CD's.
Which is the NEro I need to buy to get these to run on my windows 7 PC now....??
Where's the cheapest place to buy them as well....?
Thanks
Haven't been on AD in a LONG time.
My PC crashed & just purchased a new one.
Currently have AnyDVD & CloneDVD reinstalled on my new PC...BUT on my old Windows XP PC
I also had NERO version 6.6.0.15.
I really like using Nero Recode instead of CloneDVD for backing up movies that run over 2 hrs in length.
I also use Nero Express for backing up Music CD's.
Which is the NEro I need to buy to get these to run on my windows 7 PC now....??
Where's the cheapest place to buy them as well....?
Thanks
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#2
02 Sep 2012 @ 20:29
JST1946
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If you had a version that you bought before. You may be able to just pay for the upgrade.
http://www.nero.com/enu/downloads-previousproducts.html
http://www.nero.com/enu/technologies-windows-7.html
http://www.nero.com/enu/downloads-previousproducts.html
http://www.nero.com/enu/technologies-windows-7.html
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#3
06 Sep 2012 @ 2:06
The version I had was a cracked copy from about 7 years ago.
Doubt I'd be able to update it
Doubt I'd be able to update it
AMD Phenom II X4 3.2Ghz
16GB memory
1TB HDD
AnyDVD & CloneDVD
16GB memory
1TB HDD
AnyDVD & CloneDVD
#5
06 Sep 2012 @ 18:54
Bozobub
Senior Member
I prefer ConvertXtoDVD, myself. Easy to use, powerful (and good-looking menu options), and the compression routines work very well. You can generally fit 2 full-length movies onto one DVD, without appreciable quality loss. It also re-encodes pretty fast.
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