Nero 8 coming October 1

Filed under: Audio, Utilities, Video, Commercial

Nero 8 coming October 1

by Brad Linder Aug 30th 2007

Nero has announced that it will release the next version of its popular CD/DVD burning suite on October 1.

Nero 8 will include a new interface for burning and ripping audio and video discs. The software is optimized for Windows Vista, and includes support for creating Blu-Ray and HD-DVD video discs.

Other updates include:

Upload videos to Youtube, MySpace, and My Nero with one click
Nero RescueAgent lets you restore deleted files and recover data from damaged discs.
Run Nero DiscCopy gadget from the Windows Vista sidebar to copy discs with one click

Nero 8 will cost $100 if you buy the retail box. Or you can save $20 by downloading it from Nero's website.

Tags: blu-ray, cd burning, CdBurning, dvd burning, DvdBurning, hd-dvd, nero, nero 8, Nero8

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Jason said 6:34PM on 8-30-2007

Thanks for the heads up. Nero was always one of my favorite software bundles for burning discs in Windows.

By the way, "Nero 8 will cost $100 if you buy the retail box. Or you can save $80 by downloading it from Nero's website."? I think you mean that downloading will cost $80, not save $80 -- I wish!

Brad Linder said 6:39PM on 8-30-2007

Thanks Jason, I fixed the post. Unfortunately you're right, it should be save $20 (pay $80).

eoghancampion said 4:27PM on 8-31-2007

Don't like Nero, way too bloated.

InfraRecorder for me!
http://infrarecorder.sourceforge.net

irfan said 9:06AM on 10-04-2007

Frank said 3:24PM on 10-04-2007

I purchased 6,7. Some success with 6: 7 would not operate corectly despite help from Nero.
I have now purchase 8, yet to be delivered.
I decided to the try Trial copy. This would not not download.
Are NERO to be trusted?

amit said 12:49AM on 10-08-2007

hello

John W. F. said 3:17PM on 10-09-2007

Downloaded Bero 8.1.1. latest version. I made my payment, only to find out it is a demo version.

It doesn,t want to install itself, also nochoice where I want to place it in my harddrive. It failed to install itself.What's up??

John W.F.

SAMUEL PEÑALOZA said 1:23PM on 10-12-2007

EL P´ROGRA ES MUY UTIL PARA PODER REALIZAR DIBERSOS PROGRAS PERO MAS AUN PARA EMPRESAS QUE TRABAJAMOS Y QUE MEJOR QUE SE ESTE MEJORANDO AUN MAS ESTE PROGRAMAS SALUDOS

glen said 1:18AM on 10-25-2007

How do I download Nero 8 as I have the trial version
I have already paid for & have a serial number .

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