NeroLinux 3 Comes with Blu-Ray, HD DVD and 64-bit Support!

[phreak0ut]

The new version of NeroLinux will bring amazing features like Blu-Ray and HD DVD data recording support, but also an improved GUI (graphical user interface) that is similar with the one from Nero Burning ROM 7 edition: "Nero has long recognized the importance of including the Linux community in our broad user base" [...] "By ensuring that the functionalities of our most popular application are available to users of the Linux operating systems, we are also ensuring that Nero's cutting-edge burning technology is enjoyed by users all over the world." - said Udo Eberlein, Chief Operating Officer, Nero AG.

Other good news is that NeroLinux 3 will come with support for 64-bit systems, as well as Unicode support for many languages. First beta of NeroLinux 3 will arrive by the end of March 2007 and Nero's OEM partners will be able to bundle the application starting with May 2007. This will offer a unique solution to the growing Linux community and there will be many distributions supported, like Red Hat, Ubuntu, Suse, Fedora, Lispire or Mandriva.

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No thanks. I would go for K3b..

[desertwind]

No thanks. I would go for cdrecord.

[Pathik]

Originally Posted by thunderbird.117

No thanks. I would go for K3b..

+1

[phreak0ut]

I would stick to K3B if it just could identify my multisession CDs and burn it properly.

[desertwind]

What is the problem with multi session disks? I never faced an issue

[gary4gar]

Originally Posted by desertwind

No thanks. I would go for cdrecord.

I not yet fully compatible with text mode burning. It will take me more time to be used to

[desertwind]

@gary: But it's powerful, and give you more controls. I rarely use k3b or any other frontends for cdrecord.

[gary4gar]

Originally Posted by desertwind

@gary: But it's powerful, and give you more controls. I rarely use k3b or any other frontends for cdrecord.

I know its powerful & uses less resources but don't feel ease burning in CLI, maybe i need my own time to get familar with it.

@desertwind
Since how much time are you using linux?

[desertwind]

Since Jan 1998, GNU Rules my desktop. So thats 9 years and 3 months.

[freebird]

No.Thanks . I have Gnombaker,brasero and wodim(cdrecord)

[NucleusKore]

K3b is very good, but I have an issue with DVDRW+
It refuses to write

[mehulved]

But, will HD-DVD and Blu-Ray disks work on linux with all their DRM and crap?

[gary4gar]

Bleedy hell!
I can't never get near to you even when i am 60
Any day you are more knowledgable than me

Forget HD-DVD and Blu-Ray. We still are are struggling to get a Dual Layer Dvd. Which cost a bomb.

Talking about HD-DVD and Blu-ray is pointless.

[aditya.shevade]

^^ K3B has got problems while writing RW disks (CD or DVD)..... I am still not able to write any. After almost 6-7 re-installations.......

[Desi-Tek.com]

@tech_your_future yeah by cracking its drm

[NucleusKore]

Originally Posted by aditya.shevade

^^ K3B has got problems while writing RW disks (CD or DVD)..... I am still not able to write any. After almost 6-7 re-installations.......

I'm surprised, writing CD-RW is just like CD-R, except that you can erase it if you don't want to append. DVDRW+ has some issues though, it writes the first time, and that's it :-P I do notlike using Gnome Toaster as there is no data verification function.

[aditya.shevade]

^^Every time I try to write CD-RW, I get an error message saying that some error occurred (unknown), try burning using TAO mode. When I try that, error occurs which says that buffer underrun occurred. But whenever I burn DVD-+R or CD-R, there is no problem as such.