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How can I enable or disable burn functions for Nero Applications in Nero Volume License Products?

Nero BurnRights is an application available within Nero Volume License Products, only.

Nero BurnRights easily allows domain administrators to manage the behavior of Nero applications related to burning and other functions.

In this FAQ we show you how to enable or disable burn functions for Nero Applications within Nero Volume License Products.

Launch Nero BurnRights and enable “Simple” Mode.

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Here you have four options: “Everybody”, “Members of the group Nero”, “Administrators”, and “Nobody”.

Select an option and click “Apply” or “OK”.

Depending on the selected option, the different user accounts will have burning features for all Nero application enabled or disabled.

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Clicking the ‘’Advanced’’ button these four options are also available.

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In order to make the changes take effects, a re-start of the PC is needed.

Other functions manageable with Nero BurnRights

For details on other functions click on the link of the dedicated FAQs above.

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What is Nero BurnRights?

Nero BurnRights is an application available within Nero Volume License Products only. Retail and ESD products do not include this application.

Nero BurnRights easily allows domain administrators to manage the behavior of Nero applications related to burning and other functions.

Manageable functions in Nero BurnRights

For details on available functions click on the link of the dedicated FAQs above.

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Which Nero Products are available as Volume License Products?

Nero offers variations of its Nero Suite product portfolio to companies, government- and educational institutions, and all other organizations.

These products come in different flavors and are not available for consumers. There are no volume license versions of the standalone products available.

Nero Basic 2018 Volume License (Nero Burning ROM)

Focuses on data-centric use cases such as burning and data security. Nero Basic 2018 Volume License has no direct equivalent in the end-user full price portfolio.

Positioning: Nero Basic 2018 Volume License is the ideal product for companies looking for most secure data burning with 256-bit encryption based on SecurDisc 4.0 and the world’s leading burn engine.

Nero Premium 2018 Volume License

Closely related to Nero Standard 2018 retail/ESD version it serves as complete multimedia suite offering use cases for video editing, media management, playback and conversion, as well as data burning and security.

Positioning: Nero Premium 2018 Volume License is the ideal product for companies having the demand for a broad variety of multimedia use cases and most secure data burning with 256 bit encryption based on SecurDisc 4.0 and the world’s leading burn engine.

Nero Platinum 2018 Volume License

The Volume License representation of Nero Platinum 2018 retail/ESD provides additional value over Nero Premium 2018 Volume License by offering advanced playback, conversion, editing and backup options.

As top end product it includes Ultra HD (4K) playback, editing, and conversion, extra high quality video effects (cinema style Nero Film Effects, Motion Tilt Shift Effects, Nero Video Stabilizer, and also saving of fully customized effects as drag and drop templates to re-use over and over again, and more). Nero Platinum 2018 Volume License also includes extra high quality creative content and comes with Nero BackItUp.

Positioning: Nero Platinum 2018 Volume License is the ideal product for companies having the demand for a broad variety of multimedia use cases as well as backup. The product includes latest high quality format support for playback, conversion, media management, easy and advanced video editing with integrated Ultra HD (4K) editing, and most secure data burning with 256-bit encryption based on SecurDisc 4.0 and the world’s leading burn engine .

Limitations for Volume License Products

All volume license products are limited in those functionalities that do not match corporate environments, such as online/network related services (e.g. streaming, Gracenote®, Wi-Fi syncing, Geo-Tagging, places identification, accessing Movies & TV Shows, etc).

Additions

Nero Volume License products allow user rights management, such as restricting application usage or limitation of certain features with Nero BurnRights.

All Volume License products include Nero CoverDesigner by default.

All Volume License Products include Nero Launcher with a special Nero Volume License branding.

For more details check this link.

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How do I need to name my ‘TV Show’ video files based on ‘Seasons’ & ‘Episode’ information so that they show up correctly under ‘TV Shows’?

As an introduction to the topic of ‘Movies & TV Shows’ in Nero MediaHome take a look at the overview FAQ.

Folder Structure and Naming

You can add folders on your PC that include Movies or TV Shows to Nero MediaHome media library via the options settings. Once done your Movies or TV Shows will be indexed and added to the browsing views accordingly.

If available, Nero MediaHome will make use additional meta data to achieve optimum results for showing correct movie names and associated film posters. Please, take a quick look at some essential naming conventions that you should apply to all your files associated to Movies & TV Shows.

In order to achieve best results we strongly recommend separating Movie and TV Show content into separate main directories.

To ensure accurate matches for your TV shows in Nero MediaHome, we suggest to follow the naming conventions below.

Season/Episode type of TV Shows

To name season/episode based shows, please make use of below naming convention.

TV Shows/ShowName/Season xx/ShowName – sXXeYY – Optional_Info.ext

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Example

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Multi-Episode Files

If a single video file covers more than one episode, we suggest the following naming.

TV Shows/Show Name/Season xx/ShowName – sXXeYY-eZZ – Optional_Info.ext

[in this case YY is the first episode number covered in the file, ZZ is the last episode number covered in the file]

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How do I have to name ‘Movie’ files in order to browse for my ‘Movies’?

As an introduction to the topic of ‘Movies & TV Shows’ in Nero MediaHome take a look at the overview FAQ.

Folder Structure and Naming

You can add folders on your PC that include ‘Movies’ or ‘TV Shows’ to Nero MediaHome media library via the options settings. Once done your Movies or TV Shows will be indexed and added to the browsing views accordingly.

If available, Nero MediaHome will make use of additional meta data to achieve optimum results for showing correct movie names and associated film posters. Please, take a quick look at some essential naming conventions that you should apply to all your files associated to Movies & TV Shows.

In order to achieve best results we strongly recommend separating Movie and TV Show content into separate main directories.

For instance, you might use something like this.

Single Video Files

For single video files that do not have any further associated file going along, the folder structure is of no meaning. For naming single video files as ‘movie’ files please use below convention.

Movies/MovieName – Year.ext*

*[Year = Year of release, ext = file ending]

Folders including movie files and external subtitles

Folders including movies can consist of several associated individual files. A typical case is movie folders including external subtitles. In such folders you will find files with different files extensions. Just name all files in the folder with the generic movie name and leave the individual file extension naming in place.

Movies/MovieName/MovieName – Year.ext

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