Ulead vs nero

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As I say, I regularly burn my own productions with it on a variety of DVD blank media Ritek, Princo, Verbatim , and they don't seem to have any compatibility problem, playing in a wide variety of stand-alone DVD players. I think bstansbury hit the nail on the head when he raised the burning speed question.

I have tended to rant in the past here, on a couple of occasions, about not using too high a burning speed, regardless of what the blank disc might be rated at. Personally, I always use 4x though once or twice 6x even on discs rated at 12x. I believe the lower speed allows for a more consistent, even and 'deeper' burn of the signal. End of rant-ette! This is not to say I have no time for other burning programs.

I have to say, though, that Nero 7 has a much better set of tools for this now than its predecessor had. I use MSP 7. My new system can read anything. I also use MF3 Burn. Now to make data discs. But it seems that different machines react differently I say go with what you feel most comfortable with and what works for you.

If it works fine, there's no need to switch programs. Ron G. Longer answer in one word: maybe. So UDF was developed to make interchangeability more widespread. That was around , I believe. Needless to say, as time went on quickly in the informatics world, of course! Even the UDF standard started having interchangeability problems, e.

So a certain giant informatics company -- yes, good old Microsoft -- started working on these problems in the early s, and in released the Joliet variant of the UDF standard -- though why they called it Joliet, I have no idea main technician's name??? Ulead VideoStudio is now called VideoStudio and it is better than ever! Download Free Trial. Learn more. Access free valuable resources when you upgrade from Ulead VideoStudio. Tutorials Get started quickly with our wide selection of tutorials in the Discovery Center.

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