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Nero on Linux, What about the goodies?

Ollie View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 10:32 Post #1
Group: Members Posts: 41 Joined: 29-August 04 Member No.: 16614	QUOTE (HotTrance_COM @ Mar 12 2005, 06:01 PM) Great! Now we just need an open source HE-AAC ENCODER Nah we got Nero for that.. i mean who seriously hasnt got Nero and owns a burner? This post has been edited by Ollie: Mar 12 2005, 10:32

cartman View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 10:58 Post #2
Group: Members Posts: 76 Joined: 11-January 04 From: Turkiye Member No.: 11118	QUOTE (Ollie @ Mar 12 2005, 01:32 PM) QUOTE (HotTrance_COM @ Mar 12 2005, 06:01 PM) Great! Now we just need an open source HE-AAC ENCODER Nah we got Nero for that.. i mean who seriously hasnt got Nero and owns a burner? Linux users -------------------- An eye for eye will make the whole world blind

Garf View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 10:59 Post #3
Server Admin Group: Admin Posts: 4808 Joined: 24-September 01 Member No.: 13	QUOTE (cartman @ Mar 12 2005, 11:58 AM) Linux users Ok then, especially for you: http://www.nero.com/en/NeroLINUX.html

Ollie View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 11:23 Post #4
Group: Members Posts: 41 Joined: 29-August 04 Member No.: 16614	Hmm when they say full version i assume they mean not OEM ? And do the linux users get the cool features like the aac encoder?

Garf View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 12:05 Post #5
Server Admin Group: Admin Posts: 4808 Joined: 24-September 01 Member No.: 13	QUOTE (Ollie @ Mar 12 2005, 12:23 PM) Hmm when they say full version i assume they mean not OEM ? Read the page, it's answered explicitly... QUOTE And do the linux users get the cool features like the aac encoder? Hmm, they will, but I'm not sure it is already in the first release.

Ollie View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 12:12 Post #6
Group: Members Posts: 41 Joined: 29-August 04 Member No.: 16614	I only really skimmed it because i dont atucally use Linux, but my friend does and he has the OEM version of Nero. But anyway, thanks for the link. This post has been edited by Ollie: Mar 12 2005, 12:12

krmathis View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 12:27 Post #7
Group: Members Posts: 742 Joined: 27-May 02 From: Oslo, Norway Member No.: 2133	QUOTE (Ollie @ Mar 12 2005, 10:32 AM) QUOTE (HotTrance_COM @ Mar 12 2005, 06:01 PM) Great! Now we just need an open source HE-AAC ENCODER Nah we got Nero for that.. i mean who seriously hasnt got Nero and owns a burner? Mac OS X users...

Latexxx View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 12:47 Post #8
A/V Moderator Group: Members Posts: 858 Joined: 12-May 03 From: Finland Member No.: 6557	This is getting interesting. I just downloaded Nero's Linux version and started to think about the pda media player too but it appears that I can't access the download page without re-registering.

Garf View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 12:49 Post #9
Server Admin Group: Admin Posts: 4808 Joined: 24-September 01 Member No.: 13	I tried it with my serial and it seems you can just download everything from the same page?

cartman View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 13:09 Post #10
Group: Members Posts: 76 Joined: 11-January 04 From: Turkiye Member No.: 11118	QUOTE (Garf @ Mar 12 2005, 01:59 PM) QUOTE (cartman @ Mar 12 2005, 11:58 AM) Linux users Ok then, especially for you: http://www.nero.com/en/NeroLINUX.html Well I don't have a Windows box hence no Nero license. A trial/demo version would be good. Also the gui looks like written in Motif(ugh). I suggest Nero to look at Qt instead Btw thanks for great news -------------------- An eye for eye will make the whole world blind

Garf View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 13:23 Post #11
Server Admin Group: Admin Posts: 4808 Joined: 24-September 01 Member No.: 13	QUOTE (cartman @ Mar 12 2005, 02:09 PM) Also the gui looks like written in Motif(ugh). I suggest Nero to look at Qt instead I'm fairly sure it's GTK, you know, the thing that the 50% of the Linux software that doens't use Qt is using. This post has been edited by Garf: Mar 12 2005, 13:26

cartman View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 13:26 Post #12
Group: Members Posts: 76 Joined: 11-January 04 From: Turkiye Member No.: 11118	QUOTE (Garf @ Mar 12 2005, 04:23 PM) QUOTE (cartman @ Mar 12 2005, 02:09 PM) Also the gui looks like written in Motif(ugh). I suggest Nero to look at Qt instead I'm fairly sure it's GTK, as in, you know, GNOME. Better than Motif monster -------------------- An eye for eye will make the whole world blind

George_007 View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 13:32 Post #13
Group: Members Posts: 35 Joined: 16-November 01 From: Brno Member No.: 471	QUOTE (Garf @ Mar 12 2005, 02:23 PM) QUOTE (cartman @ Mar 12 2005, 02:09 PM) Also the gui looks like written in Motif(ugh). I suggest Nero to look at Qt instead I'm fairly sure it's GTK, you know, the thing that the 50% of the Linux software that doens't use Qt is using. Yes it's GTK, but they have used old GTK 1.2.x instead of 2.x

Garf View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 13:34 Post #14
Server Admin Group: Admin Posts: 4808 Joined: 24-September 01 Member No.: 13	That prolly has something to do with the need to support a lot of (also older) platforms...

cartman View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 13:36 Post #15
Group: Members Posts: 76 Joined: 11-January 04 From: Turkiye Member No.: 11118	QUOTE (Garf @ Mar 12 2005, 04:34 PM) That prolly has something to do with the need to support a lot of (also older) platforms... I don't mean to be a troll but Qt runs on Linux/Windows/Mac/Solaris/*BSD with small modifications. Wouldn't it be better to use Qt instead? Or license costs of Qt was a problem? -------------------- An eye for eye will make the whole world blind

George_007 View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 13:44 Post #16
Group: Members Posts: 35 Joined: 16-November 01 From: Brno Member No.: 471	Nero looks very similar toGnometoaster:-)

Latexxx View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 14:05 Post #17
A/V Moderator Group: Members Posts: 858 Joined: 12-May 03 From: Finland Member No.: 6557	QUOTE (Garf @ Mar 12 2005, 01:49 PM) I tried it with my serial and it seems you can just download everything from the same page? Yes. It was on the same page but I can't access that page anymore without registering again.

Sebastian Mares View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 14:09 Post #18
Group: Members Posts: 3620 Joined: 14-May 03 From: Bad Herrenalb Member No.: 6613	QUOTE (George_007 @ Mar 12 2005, 01:44 PM) Nero looks very similar toGnometoaster:-) So what? A lot of software looks like other software. -------------------- http://listening-tests.hydrogenaudio.org/sebastian/

Gabriel View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 14:23 Post #19
LAME developer Group: Developer Posts: 2950 Joined: 1-October 01 From: Nanterre, France Member No.: 138	QUOTE Nero looks very similar toGnometoaster:-) Ahead seems to be used to hire developpers of already existing products, so here is a pure speculation: perhaps it is perfectly normal that it looks similar

guada 2 View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 16:39 Post #20
Group: Banned Posts: 85 Joined: 13-February 05 Member No.: 19813	HelloGarf, Apparently this version Nero Linux, don't include Nero Recode. Is this normal or not.

cabbagerat View Member Profile	Mar 12 2005, 16:59 Post #21
Group: Members Posts: 1018 Joined: 27-September 03 From: Cape Town Member No.: 9042	That's very, very cool. Nero is one of the few apps that I really regret not having access to. While K3B and Gnometoaster are cool, Nero is pretty much the gold standard burning program. If they port all the bits (Nero AAC, recode, etc) it will be amazing. -------------------- Simulate your radar: http://www.brooker.co.za/fers/

schonenberg View Member Profile	Mar 25 2005, 07:00 Post #22
Group: Banned Posts: 133 Joined: 28-February 05 Member No.: 20225	I hope it's a frontend to the ultra stable cdrecord, heh.

Garf View Member Profile	Mar 25 2005, 08:38 Post #23
Server Admin Group: Admin Posts: 4808 Joined: 24-September 01 Member No.: 13	It uses the same burning API as the normal Nero, so it have the same drives support.

IndieRockSteve View Member Profile	Apr 5 2005, 17:43 Post #24
Group: Members Posts: 13 Joined: 29-September 04 Member No.: 17382	QUOTE (Garf @ Mar 25 2005, 03:38 AM) It uses the same burning API as the normal Nero, so it have the same drives support. I've read, and in personal testing, the Nero for Linux isn't all that great compared to K3B. Burning isn't any better, and the software is much more difficult to use. What would be great is if they start putting all the neat extras that windows users get. and have a choice between GTK1 and GTK2. -------------------- IndieRockSteve

xmixahlx View Member Profile	Apr 5 2005, 19:05 Post #25
Group: Members Posts: 1394 Joined: 20-December 01 From: seattle Member No.: 693	here's hoping that nero aac is finally available in a binary! i'd pay for that for sure maybe not nerolinux tho - it needs to catch up to k3b in features first. i'm not an OSS slave; i'd whore myself for quality. later [ edit: i checked out the nerolinux support forum and it appears that nerolinux isn't ready for real usage yet... ] This post has been edited by xmixahlx: Apr 5 2005, 19:45 -------------------- RareWares/Debian :: http://www.rarewares.org/debian.html

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