Quality vs. Speed (Split topic)

[Jah_Rankin]

I refuse to update my Nero again until they start putting up changelogs once more.

Dude! with all the one click solutions and freeware proggy's out now that offer great pic quality & speed I can't believe u r still offering the long outdated drawn out process. We r in the 20, th century guy.

[tompika]

we r in the 20, th century guy.

Well, I'm in the 21st...

[Craig Tucker]

we r in the 20, th century guy.

Well, I'm in the 21st...

[Jah_Rankin]

we r in the 20, th century guy.

Well, I'm in the 21st...

My bad, that's what I meant 2 say, also RNMax sucks everytime, also DVD2ONE vs 1.13 is the best of all the progy's, tried it on die another day, matrix and the predator, with great success. The newer vs is full of bugs and useless features.

[World]

There's report a bug in Nero 6.0.0.15 at
http://www.cdfreaks.com/news/7901

[mats.hogberg]

WooHaaaa! Then we can all look forward to 6.0.0.16 any day now, to shortly be replace by 6.0.0.17, to shortly be re...

/Mats

[Faustus]

I refuse to update my Nero again until they start putting up changelogs once more.

Dude! with all the one click solutions and freeware proggy's out now that offer great pic quality & speed I can't believe u r still offering the long outdated drawn out process. We r in the 20, th century guy.

Depending on the movie, its legnth, and file size. I beg to differ on the great picture quality part of most of the one click programs. But thats not really the subject of this thread.

[Jah_Rankin]

I refuse to update my Nero again until they start putting up changelogs once more.

Dude! with all the one click solutions and freeware proggy's out now that offer great pic quality & speed I can't believe u r still offering the long outdated drawn out process. We r in the 20, th century guy.

Depending on the movie, its legnth, and file size. I beg to differ on the great picture quality part of most of the one click programs. But thats not really the subject of this thread.

Who in their right mind want 2 sit around and wait 4 five to six hrs to realize audio syn problems etc, 4 a copy that is about 5% better than the faster 1 clck proggy's?????? 8)

[cplevel42]

Jah_Rankin Wrote:

Who in their right mind want 2 sit around and wait 4 five to six hrs to realize audio syn problems etc, 4 a copy that is about 5% better than the faster 1 clck proggy's??????

Please spare me the agony. I want to say it, but wont.

[Jah_Rankin]

Jah_Rankin Wrote:

Who in their right mind want 2 sit around and wait 4 five to six hrs to realize audio syn problems etc, 4 a copy that is about 5% better than the faster 1 clck proggy's??????

Please spare me the agony. I want to say it, but wont.

And your problem is

[cplevel42]

@Jah_Rankin

No problem with you, just your question.

You have to remember that there are basically many different types of people on this site. Many fall into 2 basic catagories.

#1 the person who dosnt want to screw around and just wants the finished product FAST. This is me (sometimes) OK, alot of the time.

#2 The person who is willing to learn the VERY technical aspects and dosnt mind ALOT of trial and error. Yes error! This is how we learn and how it becomes almost second nature with regards to experimentation. This is me sometimes too.

So this is the answer to your original question. If we get audio sync problems, we investigate and try to find the source of the problem. Was it our hardware setup, a software conflict, or even our own human error where we chose the wrong setting? It can be a pain in the ass to figure out, but very cool when the source of the problem is identified. We then can notify others on this site, so they do not make the same mistake.

That's all. No offense to you.

[Jah_Rankin]

@Jah_Rankin

No problem with you, just your question.

You have to remember that there are basically many different types of people on this site. Many fall into 2 basic catagories.

#1 the person who dosnt want to screw around and just wants the finished product FAST. This is me (sometimes) OK, alot of the time.

#2 The person who is willing to learn the VERY technical aspects and dosnt mind ALOT of trial and error. Yes error! This is how we learn and how it becomes almost second nature with regards to experimentation. This is me sometimes too.

So this is the answer to your original question. If we get audio sync problems, we investigate and try to find the source of the problem. Was it our hardware setup, a software conflict, or even our own human error where we chose the wrong setting? It can be a pain in the ass to figure out, but very cool when the source of the problem is identified. We then can notify others on this site, so they do not make the same mistake.

That's all. No offense to you.

U forgot 2 mention a lot of money for dvd media goes along with a lot of trial & errror.

[cplevel42]

Jah_Rankin Wrote:

U forgot 2 mention a lot of money for dvd media goes along with a lot of trial & errror.

Not really, I use DVD Rewritables for that.

[Faustus]

I have no idea how a discussion about Nero turned into this. Basicly either you see the difference or you do not. Either you have the time and understanding of how to do it, or you do not. Either you care or you don't. I really don't see why this discussion is still going at all. Either way just do what you enjoy and are happy with.

For those consfused this topic has been split off of a post in the news section.