Then there’s Nero Recode, which converts video from one form/codec to another. Your epic can be exported to a file, or burnt to disc (with menus). Nero Video 2018 (in the ‘Edit & Convert’ category) is a capable non-linear video editor with the expected input options (note that it caters for the smartphone video you were daft enough to capture vertically), timeline structure, scene detection/export, transitions and effects. More positively, subtitle support has been improved – and there’s full compatibility with the new H.265/HEVC video codec. Yet these could be seen by Windows, from which movies could be opened. Nero MediaHome 2018 ReviewĪlthough the MediaHome player behind the latter works well, being able to handle all of the major file types and codecs, I experienced trouble getting the associated ‘MediaBrowser’ to search folders stored on a NAS.
Media can be played locally, or pushed to network media players or smart TVs. Double troubleįirst up is ‘Manage and Play’, concerned with the location and playback of local or networked media (and with a neat feature that roots out unwanted ‘doubles’ of your photos). The overall appearance owes more than a little to the latest version of Microsoft’s operating system. Said programs are split between five categories in the ‘QuickStart’ launch-screen, alongside a KnowHow help section. No wonder it takes a while to install on a Windows 7 (or later) PC – especially if you install the supplied content packs (templates and video effects for the video editor) and carry out updates. The process took 20 minutes or so on my PC. You can support the site directly via Paypal donations ☕.
Now in 2018 form, the Nero Platinum suite consists of no fewer than seventeen basic elements. To reflect this, the ‘Burning ROM’ moniker was dropped – fear not the ability to burn discs is still available. Over the past two decades, though, Nero has evolved into a comprehensive multimedia suite covering audio, video (SD to 4K), photos, the internet and locally networked content.
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