NERO v7.0 User Guide to Burn Your Own Video Album

Anyone who has a little knowledge of recorders will probably be familiar with NERO, a recording software. NERO is an excellent recording software produced by a German company. It supports Burn data discs, audio discs, video discs, boot discs, hard drive backups, and mixed-mode discs. It is easy to operate and provides a variety of definable burning options. It also has the classic Nero Burning ROM interface and the easy-to-use interface Nero Express. , as shown in the picture:

Video editing and burning can be said to be a pair of inseparable brothers, because most of the final results of video editing and production are to burn video files to discs to make VCDs and DVDs, but many pairs of Friends who are interested in video editing are still at the initial stage of burning. They only know about burning data and VCD but not much else. Now I will use the most widely used NREO software as a tool to tell my friends about my burning process. My thoughts are for your reference.

Now the latest version of NERO has been updated to v7.0.1.2. The new version supports the DiscT@2 function of Yamaha recorders. It allows you to create your own CDs and DVDs easily and quickly. Whether you want to burn a data CD, music CD, Video CD, Super Video CD, DDCD or DVD, all programs are It's the same, use the mouse to drag the file from the file browser to the editing window, open the burn dialog box, and then activate burning.

NREO has a unique file detection function, which allows you to rest assured because it is almost impossible for you to make mistakes. For example, if you want to create a music CD, but drag a data file into the editing window by mistake; Nero will automatically detect that the data format of the file is incorrect (the data format of the file cannot be recognized), so it will not convert the file. The files are added to the music CD. With its high-speed and stable recording core and friendly operating interface, Nero is definitely the perfect partner for your recorder!

Let me take the classic interface as an example to explain how to use NREO to burn different types of discs!

Open the classic interface Nero Burning ROM from the program, as shown in the figure:

A new editing dialog box pops up. In the upper left corner of the dialog box, you can select your disc type (CD or DVD) , as shown in the picture:

Anyone who has a little knowledge of recorders will probably be familiar with NERO, a recording software. NERO is a product of a German company

A very excellent burning software produced by the company. It supports data discs, audio discs, video discs, boot discs, hard drive backups and mixed-mode disc burning. It is easy to operate and provides a variety of definable burning options. It also has classic Nero Burning ROM interface and easy-to-use interface Nero Express, as shown in the figure:

Video editing and burning can be said to be a pair of inseparable brothers, because the final result of video editing and production is mostly to burn video files to Optical discs are made into VCDs and DVDs, but many friends who are interested in video editing are still at the initial stage of burning. They only know about burning data and VCD but don’t know much about anything else. Below I will use the most widely used NREO The software serves as a tool and I would like to share my burning experience with my friends for your reference.

Now the latest version of NERO has been updated to v7.0.1.2. The new version supports the DiscT@2 function of Yamaha recorders. It allows you to create your own CDs and DVDs easily and quickly. Whether you want to burn a data CD, music CD, Video CD, Super Video CD, DDCD or DVD, all programs are It's the same, use the mouse to drag the file from the file browser to the editing window, open the burn dialog box, and then activate burning.

NREO has a unique file detection function, which allows you to rest assured because it is almost impossible for you to make mistakes. For example, if you want to create a music CD, but drag a data file into the editing window by mistake; Nero will automatically detect that the data format of the file is incorrect (the data format of the file cannot be recognized), so it will not convert the file. The files are added to the music CD. With its high-speed and stable recording core and friendly operating interface, Nero is definitely the perfect partner for your recorder!

Let me take the classic interface as an example to explain how to use NREO to burn different types of discs!

Open the classic interface Nero Burning ROM from the program, as shown in the figure:

A new editing dialog box pops up. In the upper left corner of the dialog box, you can select your disc type (CD or DVD) , as shown in the figure:

3. Mixed mode CD

This type of CD can also add some data files to the music CD.

4. CD copy

That is, copying a disc.

In the quick copy setting option in the picture above, you can select the type of original disc you want to copy. , so that NERO will automatically set the relevant settings to the environment that best matches the selected type.

5. Video CD

It is also a VCD disc, as shown in the picture:

The encoding resolution should be selected according to the format of your video file. China People in China and Europe can choose PAL, and regions such as the United States and Japan can choose NTSC. In the new version of NERO, a personalized setting option of startup menu settings has been added, as shown in the figure:

After setting the relevant parameters, click the preview homepage to preview the set menu, as shown in the figure:

Drag the standard-compliant VCD (MPEG1) file to the VCD2 area in the above picture. NERO supports converting picture files into VCD videos. As shown in the above picture, drag several pictures to the VCD2 area in order, and click on the picture file pair. Set its properties, as shown in the figure:

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After pausing the audio track, you can set how long the picture needs to play, and click "Effect" to add to the picture. Special effects, as shown in the picture:

After confirming, you can burn it. When burning VCD, don’t choose too high a speed to avoid mosaic!

6. Super Video CD

It is also commonly known as Super VCD. Its video quality is better than VCD, with a resolution of 480*576.

Click "Compatibility" to set it, as shown in the figure:

Click the "New" button and drag the standard SVCD file to the relevant area and burn it. The burning speed should not be too high. !

7. miniDVD

It is to burn DVD video files onto CD discs. Since DVD files are relatively large, but CD discs are only 700M, so generally one CD disc It can hold up to about 20 minutes of DVD video files, so it is called miniDVD, which is a mini DVD.

Click the "New" button to open the main interface, as shown in the figure:

NERO still cannot directly support MPEG2 files, and can only drag files it supports such as BUP, IFO, VOB and other files Go to the DVD video folder VIDEO_TS, as shown in the picture above, and generate the DVD folder and BUP, IFO, VOB

2. DVD

The commonly used formats of DVD type discs are : DVD-ROM(ISO), DVD copy, DVD-Video.

Among them, DVD-ROM (ISO) and CD-ROM (ISO) are used in the same way, DVD copying and CD copying are also the same, and the production methods of DVD-video and miniDVD are the same, so I won’t go into details here!

3. Burning image files

Open the NERO main interface, click on the burn image file in the burner in the main menu, as shown in the figure:

At this time A file selection dialog box will pop up allowing you to select the image file you want to burn, as shown in the figure:

Click Burn!

This article is coming to an end here. There are still several types of optical discs that are not explained in detail here. That is because the remaining types of optical discs are relatively unusable for ordinary friends. It is rarely used and also requires some professional knowledge. For example, making a boot disk requires you to know the boot files, so I will skip it here!

The latest version of NERO actually has many new features. I only use its most basic burning function here. If you are interested, you can experience it yourself!

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