HOT (i think): Nero 6 - $9.95

[MrDudeMan]

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i think this is hot, or at least compared to other places it is hot. i searched for Nero, so suck it repost police if its on here already. have a nice day and enjoy.

 

[MrDudeMan]

bump...is this a good deal or not?

 

[JDMnAR1]

Originally posted by: MrDudeMan
bump...is this a good deal or not?

Maybe - maybe not. Description says it is an OEM CD, so it may not work with just any burner.

 

[MrDudeMan]

any way to tell which it will work with?

 

[bman46]

i guess you can order it and let us know.

 

[eazy]

This is the "suite" version, meaning it can burn CD's and DVD's but it doesn't have the capabilities of the ultra edition. With the ultra edition you can do such things as encode MP4's.

 

[DaveSimmons]

They're probably also selling it in violation of the OEM agreement, assuming it isn't just pirated.

Be sure to check resellerratings.com on the company before giving them your CC number.

 

[MrDudeMan]

Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
They're probably also selling it in violation of the OEM agreement, assuming it isn't just pirated.

Be sure to check resellerratings.com on the company before giving them your CC number.

exactly what i was thinking, which is why i posted it so i could see if anyone else thought this may be fishy

 

[NumbersGuy]

30 days return just in case

 

[ScrapSilicon]

Originally posted by: MrDudeMan

Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
They're probably also selling it in violation of the OEM agreement, assuming it isn't just pirated.

Be sure to check resellerratings.com on the company before giving them your CC number.

exactly what i was thinking, which is why i posted it so i could see if anyone else thought this may be fishy

fishing for info on something post ..place it in OT ..quite a few times these OEM editions bite the buyer in the pocket.

 

[tedinde]

I have an OEM edition, Works in my liteon CDRW, pioneer DVD burners and NEC 1300z and 2500a, and also i tried it on an old 4x HP unit. Works fine on them all.

 

[Zedtom]

I bought an OEM copy at a computer store in the Denver, Colorado area. I paid $6.95. I don't want to mention the place because the disk says, "BUNDLE WITH CD/DVD RECORDER ONLY- NOT FOR RESALE".

The software is the newest version and works for me. I got to wonder if these retailers are taking risks selling this stuff.

 

[dirtrat]

This deal is NOT HOT! This version of Nero 6 can be found at numerous places for around $10.00 and it's been priced like this for some time. I bought my copy from the place below for $7.99.


http://www.softwareoutlet.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=S&Product_Code=4406

 

[MrDudeMan]

Originally posted by: dirtrat
This deal is NOT HOT! This version of Nero 6 can be found at numerous places for around $10.00 and it's been priced like this for some time. I bought my copy from the place below for $7.99.

i know you were trying to be helpful, but damn, chill out. i still think it is hot regardless of how long it has been priced this way. it doesnt seem fishy anymore, just a cheap price for good software. thanks for the insight, but i wouldnt go as far as to say not hot.

 

[kenja]

Add $3.85 shipping to OP. I didn't have the patience to find S/H for the "not hot" alternative source.

I think Nero 6 is hot.

Roxio: not hot.

(IMNSHO)

:music:

 

[MrDudeMan]

Originally posted by: kenja
Add $3.85 shipping to OP. I didn't have the patience to find S/H for the "not hot" alternative source.

I think Nero 6 is hot.

Roxio: not hot.

(IMNSHO)

:music:

Roxio = teh suXors

 

[dirtrat]

Friend, I don't need to chill out. The fact remains I gave you a link thats 20% cheaper than what was posted. The posted deal wasn't hot. I don't know how to make it any clearer! The $10 price is the normal price, Not Hot.

Originally posted by: MrDudeMan

Originally posted by: dirtrat
This deal is NOT HOT! This version of Nero 6 can be found at numerous places for around $10.00 and it's been priced like this for some time. I bought my copy from the place below for $7.99.

i know you were trying to be helpful, but damn, chill out. i still think it is hot regardless of how long it has been priced this way. it doesnt seem fishy anymore, just a cheap price for good software. thanks for the insight, but i wouldnt go as far as to say not hot.

 

[Borg20001]

I bought Nero 6 OEM Suite at Computersworth for $6 shipped. It arrived and worked fine with my Lite-On 811S DVD-RW as well as my Mitsumi CD-RW drive.

Great price, product arrived promptly and intact.

(not sure how to make a link, but here's the site address for the program.)

http://www.computersworth.com/item.cfm?SKU=PW3015

 

[MrDudeMan]

Originally posted by: dirtrat
Friend, I don't need to chill out. The fact remains I gave you a link thats 20% cheaper than what was posted. The posted deal wasn't hot. I don't know how to make it any clearer! The $10 price is the normal price, Not Hot.

Originally posted by: MrDudeMan

Originally posted by: dirtrat
This deal is NOT HOT! This version of Nero 6 can be found at numerous places for around $10.00 and it's been priced like this for some time. I bought my copy from the place below for $7.99.

i know you were trying to be helpful, but damn, chill out. i still think it is hot regardless of how long it has been priced this way. it doesnt seem fishy anymore, just a cheap price for good software. thanks for the insight, but i wouldnt go as far as to say not hot.

ok well i guess i just dont care about a difference of 2 dollars. oh, and you have to make it sound like its the difference between life and death with your "but i provided a 20% cheaper link!!!!@!@!@!!" garbage. sure, its hotter than this one, but holy cow, go get some fresh air.

 

[Tom]

Can these oem versions be updated with software updates from Ahead ?

 

[hallf]

Originally posted by: Dead Parrot Sketch
Can these oem versions be updated with software updates from Ahead ?

Yes they can...I got a copy of the OEM version from someone on fleabay for $9.95 (with free shipping) yesterday and after I installed it, I hit the "update" feature and it said my version was (going from memory here - I'm not at my home machine) something like 6.0.x.x and the current version was 6.3.0.3 and it took me to the update site so I could grab the latest versions (there were 4 separate updates available). They installed with no problems.

 

[DanTMWTMP]

Originally posted by: tedinde
I have an OEM edition, Works in my liteon CDRW, pioneer DVD burners and NEC 1300z and 2500a, and also i tried it on an old 4x HP unit. Works fine on them all.

I have this version as welln and it works on all burners i've tried it on

but
....i'm sticking to 5.5....i don't like 6.

 

[Bryan]

I think these "OEM Suites" only give you Nero Express, and not Nero Burning ROM as the main proggie. It installs normally, but as soon as you enter the key, it modifies shortcuts and everything over to Nero Express. IIRC, the nero.exe file is removed or unusable.

 

[Wedge1]

Originally posted by: Bryan
I think these "OEM Suites" only give you Nero Express, and not Nero Burning ROM as the main proggie. It installs normally, but as soon as you enter the key, it modifies shortcuts and everything over to Nero Express. IIRC, the nero.exe file is removed or unusable.

With 5.xx I could only see one difference between Nero Burning Rom and Nero Express. For data cds, Nero Burning Rom would allow you to import any previous sessions, i.e., you could choose an earlier session than the most recent session, which in effect means you could "hide" certain sessions after importing a really old one and then add more data to the cd.

With Nero Express, you always had to import the most recent session, without the option to go further back to older sessions, which means every single item (every single session) on the cd will show in Windows after adding any new sessions to the cd.

Are there any other differences between the two?

 

[Bryan]

The GUI is quite a bit different between the two. Express seems like it's aimed at the "standard user", while Burning ROM has a more advanced interface.