Nero 2015 Classic is the slimmed down version of Nero 2015 Platinum,
replacing the 'Standard' product line. It includes many of the best
features of the comprehensive Platinum edition, including all of the
same mobile apps, and the ability to stream straight to smartphones. You
can also do the reverse: send video from a mobile device and burn it
immediately, thanks to the new AirBurn feature.
New Features Like many other products in the Nero range, Nero 2015 Classic now has support for geotagging. That means media filmed on a smartphone, tablet or other compatible device can be organised by its location metadata.
The software has also been updated with a new look and feel. The launcher is more intuitive, and it's much easier to change the format of a disc while burning is taking place. The Nero Video video editor has been improved with "high-class" fonts and text animations.
The help content has been greatly improved in this version, with five separate mobile apps to guide you through the process of managing content and completing projects.
Cloud Storage While Nero 2015 Classic is a leaner application than Premium, it still supports cloud storage in various ways. Nero BackItUp is essentially a storage service that lets you access and play back content from anywhere. Media is organised by date in MediaHome, Nero's content manager, and segmented according to media type as well.
Compromises The missing features are essentially some of the more advanced functions you'd get with Platinum, and relate to higher quality formats. If you don't have the relevant hardware, you probably won't miss them. On the flipside, users who are moving towards semi-professional kit will find that Nero 2015 Classic is a little short on features.
In Classic, you lose the Blu-Ray player, and all the associated functionality; ripping Blu-Rays or the ability to play 3D content as well. Nero 2015 Classic cannot play back Ultra HD (4K), either. Otherwise, the main difference is the price tag.
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New Features Like many other products in the Nero range, Nero 2015 Classic now has support for geotagging. That means media filmed on a smartphone, tablet or other compatible device can be organised by its location metadata.
The software has also been updated with a new look and feel. The launcher is more intuitive, and it's much easier to change the format of a disc while burning is taking place. The Nero Video video editor has been improved with "high-class" fonts and text animations.
The help content has been greatly improved in this version, with five separate mobile apps to guide you through the process of managing content and completing projects.
Cloud Storage While Nero 2015 Classic is a leaner application than Premium, it still supports cloud storage in various ways. Nero BackItUp is essentially a storage service that lets you access and play back content from anywhere. Media is organised by date in MediaHome, Nero's content manager, and segmented according to media type as well.
Compromises The missing features are essentially some of the more advanced functions you'd get with Platinum, and relate to higher quality formats. If you don't have the relevant hardware, you probably won't miss them. On the flipside, users who are moving towards semi-professional kit will find that Nero 2015 Classic is a little short on features.
In Classic, you lose the Blu-Ray player, and all the associated functionality; ripping Blu-Rays or the ability to play 3D content as well. Nero 2015 Classic cannot play back Ultra HD (4K), either. Otherwise, the main difference is the price tag.
download from here
