Nero Burning Software
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1.1 About Nero Vision
Nero Vision is software with an extremely friendly user interface for capturing, editing and
burning movies and slide shows. Nero Vision can be used to play your videos from DV video
cameras or other external video devices on your PC and to burn them as DVD video, DVDVR/-
VFR (video mode)/+VR, Video CD (VCD), Super Video CD (SVCD), miniDVD, HDBURN,
AVCHD or BD-AV or to save them to a hard drive folder. With the numerous features
that this powerful multimedia software offers, you have a variety of options for creating and
archiving discs of your most cherished memories. Even users new to the world of video find
it easy to use Nero Vision. Nero Vision can be used to quickly and easily shorten and add
effects to your videos, to create chapters using automatic scene recognition and to manually
label chapters, to create your own menus with animated buttons from pre-defined menu
templates, to add your own background images and text, to use the preview screen with the
handy virtual remote control for viewing your project and much more!
With your DV video camera, a FireWire® card and the appropriate software, you can import
your own videos. If you have a DirectShow®-compatible video capture card, Nero Vision can
be used to capture your videos from the video capture card directly. If you do not have the
required video hardware, you can edit video files from your PC or downloaded from the
Internet.
1.2 Working with Nero Vision
Basically, the user interface consists of the selection of a task from the Start screen.You
then complete the task by navigating through the different steps, with a separate window
being displayed for each individual step.
A project consists essentially of four steps:
1. Picking a task.
Select what you would like to do by moving the cursor over the menu item. As you move
your cursor over an item, an explanatory text will pop up next to it.
Fig. 1: Start screen
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This manual contains a chapter for each task that describes all of the steps required for its
completion.
You should know the following definitions in Nero Vision:
Term Meaning
Video
Refers to an individual video file that is saved on the hard drive, e.g.
your vacation video. It does not matter whether you created or imported
the video yourself.
Video title
Refers to a video file that you open and edit in Nero Vision. Edition a
video can include, for example, creating transitions, cutting scenes or
creating a sound track.
Chapter
Refers to a section of a video title, whose start is defined by a chapter
label. Each video title consists of at least one chapter. The more labels
a video title contains, the more chapters it has.
The advantage that chapters have is being able to jump to individual
chapters within a video directly without having to fast forward or
reverse.
Movie
Refers to a finished compilation from one or more video titles that are
usually edited. An example of a movie is montage of videos from your
last vacation.
Project
Refers to the process from opening the video to exporting the final
movie. A project can be saved in a project file with all changes made
and re-opened at a later time. The project file has the extension *.nvc
(Nero Vision Compilation).
Disc
Refers to a data medium to which information is saved. CD-R, DVD-R,
and DVD+R are examples of write-once discs that are written to by a
burner and read by a player. Discs of the same type with different
storage capacities are available, e.g. for DVD-R with 4.38 GB or as
DVD-R DL (Dual Layer, with two data layers) with 7.95 GB.
Disc format
Refers to the form in which the data is organized on a disc. For
example, the disc format DVD-VR is only supported by and can only be
used with DVD-RW and DVD-RAM discs. Conversely, Video CD (VCD),
Super Video CD (SVCD), miniDVD and HD-BURN can be burned to
CD-R and CD-RW disc formats. What technical options such as subtitle
or multiple sound tracks are available depends on the disc format.
2. Completing a task.
Depending on the task, you will have to go through various steps until you reach the end.
Each individual step consists of a new screen. To help you know where you are and what
you need to do, each screen comes with a name and a brief description.
Each screen contains tool tips, detailed information and explanations for the buttons, icons
and menus. Hold your cursor for a few seconds over an item to learn more about it.
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Fig. 2: Contents screen
For each screen, the manual contains a chapter in which all areas are described in detail.
To go to the next or previous screen, click the Next or Back button in the navigation bar.
Both Undo and Redo buttons are available on screens in which you can execute
different actions. These buttons allow you to quickly undo or redo the action last performed.
In this way, you can try out a number of functions in Nero Vision risk free without having to
discard the entire project if you do not like the change.
3. Burning.
Burning marks the end of a project. For this you should define the burning parameters and
click the Burn button. Depending on the type of project you are working on and the burner
connected to the system, a number of different entries are available for selection.
Fig. 3: Burn Options screen |
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