Nero Burning Rom v5.5.10.20 Released

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Thanks Jason for the heads up in BPN

Two days ago the demo time frame of Nero 5.5.10.15a expired. Ahead Software, the company behind the most famous CD/DVD burning application Nero Burning Rom released the latest update. As it has often been the case a current changelog is not yet available.

This file can be used as a free Nero demo version, if you didn't have Nero installed previously, or as an update from an older version of Nero. In case of an update the software will detect whether you are entitled to a free update or not.

Download: Download Nero 5.5.10.20

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#1 mrk on 01 Apr 2003 - 16:54

as allways I never notice any changes but lol, i update just to have the newest

(1 reply) #2 Chief Wiggum on 01 Apr 2003 - 17:06

Me too, #1!

EDIT: Where is the changelog?

#2.1 CatnipOligarthy on 01 Apr 2003 - 17:57

it normally comes out a few days after the release... thanks for the update

#3 nocture on 01 Apr 2003 - 17:15

its always nice to be Up-2-Date

#4 Eric Cartman on 01 Apr 2003 - 17:18

cool. downloading now

#5 mrk on 01 Apr 2003 - 17:48

/me awaits cloneD update now

#6 hardgiant on 01 Apr 2003 - 17:52

I want a 6.0 beta ....

(3 replies) #7 N_B on 01 Apr 2003 - 18:20

Oh come on, how many updates does 5.5 need? I stopped updating a while back, this is starting to get ridiculous (spelling?)..

#7.1 rob.derosa on 01 Apr 2003 - 18:25

It extends support of the software to other, newer CD Writers that were not supported before.

#7.2 leebobs on 01 Apr 2003 - 19:20

[neoquote=#7.0 by N_B]Oh come on, how many updates does 5.5 need? I stopped updating a while back, this is starting to get ridiculous (spelling?)..[/neoquote] I think the Nero crew should be commended for keeping their software up-to-date maybe if Microsoft invested as much time and effort fixing their software to this standard we would live in a much more stable, resource free world

#7.3 mcguirexn on 02 Apr 2003 - 04:00

it's [B]rediculous[/B]

#8 Mav Phoenix on 01 Apr 2003 - 19:15

I wonder if there will be an a or b release now to make the version string even longer...

#9 King Mustard on 01 Apr 2003 - 19:43

It's over 1 Mb smaller than 5.5.10.15a

#10 nFHQ|MaTrIx on 01 Apr 2003 - 19:49

it just seems like pointless upgrades, why dont they just hold out until they get a proper new version

just as bad as the winamp 2.x updates

#11 netizen on 01 Apr 2003 - 20:02

Wouldn't you rather have your current program updated for free? If they went quiet for 6 months and then came out with V6.0, you'd have to pay for a new licence (theoretically!

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#12 axis on 01 Apr 2003 - 20:17

Ok #7.2, Nero is a small cd burning application, not an operating system. Do you really think that Microsoft sits around on Windows, they have someone doing something 24/7. There's just has to go through more rigorous testing, to avoid stupid critscim like yours. As with every Microsoft argument, if you don't like it, get a Mac or use Linux. The only reason those aren't flawed is because no one cares to try and exploit them, jesus.

#13 xerox on 01 Apr 2003 - 21:38

I also want to know what the changes are... Ahed never seems to bo bothered to update the changelog when releasing new builds... :disappoin

#14 The Hermit on 01 Apr 2003 - 22:01

Stop complaining! If you don't want to download it don't wait for v6. Complaining does nothing.

#15 bits on 01 Apr 2003 - 22:08

cause the changes are minor... maybe a new drive or two supported... Someone prolly emailed them and asked for the support hence the new releases (gotta remember most companies want to bundle nero with their burner, so many would require a version that supports their newest drives, putting it only on a cd for them is rather silly so the update is put on the web aswell..) If you dont have a problem with the current nero version, then maybe you dont need to update? Chances are it offers nothing new to you unless otherwise indicated.

#16 Laffer USA on 01 Apr 2003 - 22:46

I cant wait for Nero 5.5.10.20.1.15.9.15.221.22144

(1 reply) #17 Joshie on 02 Apr 2003 - 00:52

I wonder if they're ever gonna fix the way Nero locks up for hours on end if I try to burn more than my CD writer can handle (I had one of those acursed HP 8100i ones, meh). Any other burn proggie will realize nothing's happening and call it quits. ;P

#17.1 pctuk on 02 Apr 2003 - 05:25

The interface is ugly too - why is it that buttons in the wizard aren't skinned :/

#18 eseijas on 02 Apr 2003 - 01:00

I want to upgrade from v5.5.9.9 to this one. But what about bugs? This fear is new to Nero but it exists. Does anybody know anything about this version? Have a nice day you all

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(2 replies) #19 Webgraph on 02 Apr 2003 - 02:08

When will Ahead Software realize that they need to get cracking with a version 6?

#19.1 mcguirexn on 02 Apr 2003 - 04:03

shhhh

#19.2 Chick on 02 Apr 2003 - 04:32

And just what kind of Magic Tricks do you think that 6.0 will preform besides making your money for the upgrade disappear? Ahead keeps giving you improved software for free and people think that is wrong!

#20 Sonnyr on 02 Apr 2003 - 02:31

The download is also the demo version and the date has expired hence new version number.

#21 Munki on 03 Apr 2003 - 01:43

Thanks for the heads up hack.

#22 CatnipOligarthy on 07 Apr 2003 - 23:26

heres the changelog: Changes From Nero 5.5.10.15a to 5.5.10.20 Bug Fixes : Fixed a problem with multi-session media which could occur in case of completely used capacity Fixed a problem with disabled burn-button which occurred in some very rare cases Improved the support for importing file descriptions from internet database Fixed a problem with some drives during copying DVD-ROM media Fixed a problem which occurred sometimes while copying from a DVD+RW media Improved write speed detection for DVD+R/RW media in case of DVD+-R/RW dual drives New: Added several new recorders Release date: April 1st, 2003

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