Can't enable mp3Pro

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  1. harpo

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    I have a ver.7 nero that came with a DVD burner.

    I ripped as mpgegs, 2 cd's of music to my PC.

    Now I can't rip mp3's at all. The "enable mp3Pro" is permanently blanked out and unclickable.

    I know it was supposed to be a trial version...but I should have got 29 goes at it...I only got 2!

    Anyone know how I can enable it?

    I can't even find mp3Pro in program files.

    thanks
     
  2. gwendolin

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    If your Nero7 came with your burner then it would NOT or should not be a trial version but more likely an OEM version.
    This being the case there is NO limit to the amount of times you can use the program....do you know which version of Nero7 you have installed.
     
  3. harpo

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    It says that it is just straight up version 7.0.

    On install it did say to me that I had 29 days of mp3PRO use.

    Now, it's as if mp3PRO doesn't exist. The option to click it is blanked out/ unclickable.]

    Where should I be able to find mp3PRO on my computer?

    thanks
     
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    This is a new one to me, I dont even know where to find mp3pro and I have the FULL version of Nero7...my version is 7.0.8.2.
    As I said I cannot see how your Version of Nero7 has a life span of only 29 burns.
     
  5. harpo

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    Yeah, I am really puzzled as well. It's really annoying. Especially since all I want to do with nero is put some of my cd's on my PC and use the CDDB thing to get the titles etc.

    And I need to be able to encode to mp3 for that!
     
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    Have you checked out the Guides Tab at the top of the page, you might find something usefull.

    Also which version of Nero7 are you running, it will be something like 7.0.8.2 or similar.

    Which particular part of Nero7 had the mp3PRO selection
     
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    Mike, I have the Full version of Nero7, can you tell me where to find this feature, not that I want to use it...I only want to know if it's available with my version.

    OK thanks for the link...you are correct, its a plug in you have to pay for, Cheers.
     
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    I see...but do you know why mine stopped working after only 2 cd's?!
     
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    I don't know why you were allowed only 2 CD's. Remember the limit is 30 file conversions, not 30 CD's.

    Lengthy quote from the Nero Burning Rom help file:
    mike

     
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    Ohhhhhh....30 conversions...that's why! Sorry, I get it now!

    What about this though...when I did convert them and saved them (apparently as mp3's) to my desktop...and I went to properties...the file type was not mp3...but "File".

    When I went to play any one of them in Media Player, they would not play!

    I mean, if they are supposed to be successfully converted to mp3's....why wouldn't they play??
     
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    Would it be because I encoded them as mp3PRO and not as straight up mp3?
     

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