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JeSinclair -> RE: audio cd skipping with Nero 7 (4/3/2006 11:09:27 AM)
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I just want to start this off by saying this is my first post. I joined this forum because I found this thread and found it to be helpful to listen to the others whom have had this problem affect them. I also have had this same problem with the latest releases of Nero Ultra from the website. I was backing up a lot of my older cd's just to find out that when I listened to them they all had skips in various places and it cost me around 20 cd's before I found this forum and discovered this is a Nero problem. Here are my system specs as best as I can relate them: Asus P4C800-Deluxe with genuine intel chipset Intel P4 2.6 ghz processor 2 GGB DDR, ECC Ram ATI ALL IN WONDER 9600XT Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 + MP3 DVD Drives: NEC DVDRW ND-3550A and TDK DVDRW420N Running Windows XP Pro, SP2, Norton Internet Security Suite 2006 and Systemworks 2006, MSN Premium 8, and all the latest Adobe Graphics Suite Software, CS2 versions. Now in finding this thread, I have gotten great advice on how to work around the Nero problem, but here is what my final outcome was with all the suggestions: stualoo posted the diff versions of the mp3pro.dll that worked and did not, however this is what I've discovered: Nero 6.6.0.14 - mp3pro.dll version 2.0.4.0 - WORKS HOWEVER, if you are just copying the working dll's zip file he posted on his website, and plugging them into Nero 7 (any version) there IS a slight catch. I was using version 7.0.8.2 (I believe the latest version) and what I found was that while plugging them into this version of Nero eliminates the skipping, It also doesn't read mp3 files correctly. Any mp3 file encoded at a bitrate other than 128, is read incorrectly. Example: I was recording 320 bitrate songs that were 5 mins long (roughly) and they were being read by Nero with the older dll files installed as 10 min long songs. I then tried changing the bitrate lower, to 192 kbit, and still had the same problem, just not as drastic a time error (IE: from 10 mins, it got read as rougn 7:15, but still incorrect since it's only 5 minutes long) This also became a major issue since I have audio files recorded at different bitrates, and therefore this 'workaround' was still pretty much useless for me. I wound up having to simply uninstall all nero software, find a registry cleaner for nero to wipe the registry (and then manually go in and get rid of whatever it missed) and do a two part install of what I need the most from Nero which is really their DVD software. So I just installed Vision and Recode from the latest version of Nero, and then found an old backup of a previous Nero (I believe it was 6.6.0.15) and just installed Nero Burning Rom and Express from the old version. I dont know if this post will help anyone in this matter but for me, it was best to simply downgrade my cd burning software for now till Nero can find out why this problem is occurring and fixes it. I'm really starting to look at Roxio for their Easy Media Creator package for CD burning, although I will still keep an eye towards Nero for their DVD software.
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