Re: Nero or Nero Express
- From: "golden" <golden89@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 17:17:21 +0800
hi
how to select files in different folders for compilation in the data disk
for burning process? Quite often I can select the folders but not the
different files.
please advise me.
thanks.
golden
----- Original Message -----
From: Steve Matzura <number6@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 2:59 PM
Subject: Re: Nero or Nero Express
> As helpful as the wizards are, I rarely use them, except when doing
> training in order to show someone what a wizard is for and what it can
> do. I'd rather know my options and how to set them properly for each
> kind of CD I want to make rather than go through those silly wizard
> programs. I guess you can see, of the three (Nero, CDRWin and Easy CD
> Creator), I do like Nero the best, and it's about the most
> price-competitive and comes with the last amount of extra (mostly
> inaccessible and useless) software of all of them if you buy any of
> the packages.
>
> Now, I have a question about compiling a data CD with Nero. This may
> be a JAWS issue, it may be a Steve issue, I don't know which it is.
> Let me explain.
>
> When making a data CD, unlike Easy CD Creator where you can initialize
> a CD and copy files to it with Windows Explorer until it's full, then
> finish or finalize the disc, Nero uses a disc-at-once technique for
> burning its discs, so you have to create the list of pointers to the
> files you want copied onto the CD in a list view. This list view has
> potentially three sides in two panels. The first panel actually
> contains two lists--top-level folders, and one-level-down folders.
> If, for instance, you were building a project to burn a CD of MP3
> files, for instance, your top-level folders might be group names, and
> your second-level (one-level-down) folders could be albums within the
> groups. The third side of this display is the file browser where you
> choose files or folders to be copied at burn time, which you do by
> CTRL/TAB-ing back and forth between the two sides of the screen,
> finding what you want in the tree view, and using standard Windows
> commands like copy and paste to copy your selection(s) to the disc
> compilation side of the window. That's fine for top-level stuff.
> I've discovered, though, that unless your focus is at the top of the
> tree, on the label name of your new disc, when you paste something
> from the file browser side of the window into your compilation, it
> always goes *UNDER* (as in the next level down from) where you are
> focused, and sometimes goes to unpredictable places. For instance, if
> you already have three folders at the topmost level, and you arrow
> down once and paste something in, it doesn't always go underneath the
> first folder. Sometimes it goes underneath the last one! I think
> what you have to do is to TAB to the next level down and then paste to
> be sure you get it where you really want it.
>
> Another hard one is, what if, two or three levels down, you want to do
> some browsing or editing of the contents of your compilation? I
> haven't figured out a way to go down past the second level of
> directory structure. So if I paste in an artist at level 1 and an
> album at level 2 and decide there are some songs from that album I
> don't want, I can't figure out how to get down to level 3 to see that
> list and edit it.
>
> Other than that, I'm thoroughly enamored with Nero, although all of
> these programs essentially do the same thing, just the look and feel
> are different. Their prices are pretty close, too, for which I also
> like a lot. It gives us all lots of choices.
>
>
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