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1. #NERO PLATINUM 2017 VS 2018 MOVIE#
2. #NERO PLATINUM 2017 VS 2018 REGISTRATION#
3. #NERO PLATINUM 2017 VS 2018 WINDOWS 10#
4. #NERO PLATINUM 2017 VS 2018 SOFTWARE#

But if you double click, a trimming window opens, which has a tab with clip details like video format, resolution, and frame rate. One limitation is that right-clicking on a clip doesn't offer to show you its file information. The timeline is easy to expand and contract with the mouse wheel. When you drag a clip onto the timeline, it nicely snaps next to the last clip. You can't switch back to Express if you make edits in Advanced. Tapping the big vertical tab on the right labeled Advanced Editing switches you to the more standard timeline track view. The default timeline view-Express Editing-shows clip thumbnails in a storyboard format. You can adjust the ratio between preview quality and performance (the former reduces the latter on weaker hardware). The editor also now boasts 4K effects and templates. Both of those formats aren't available in the free trial version. Ditto for the efficient H.265 HEVC format.

When I tried importing 4K content from an iPhone X, I was prompted to activate support for the format. You can turn Live Guide on with a toggle at the top of the interface, and it also offers feedback options. I'm not sure why both tools are necessary with all that duplication. It's not searchable, but the similar KnowHow panel is! KnowHow also offers FAQs, manuals, tutorials, a glossary, and links to user forums. New for the 2019 version is Live Guide, a right-side panel with links to the manual, FAQs, and video tutorials. Another is Edit Vertical Video, which smartphone cinematographers will appreciate, but purists will hate.

#NERO PLATINUM 2017 VS 2018 MOVIE#

One interesting choice is Open Windows Live Movie Maker Project: That product has been replaced by video editing functions in the Photos app in Windows 10. You can simply drag and drop files onto the program window. Still, the way to get going is clear enough: You can start capturing media from a device, open the editor or an existing project, or start a disc-burning project. When you launch the video editor proper from this, the interface looks different from most editors, and it feels a bit outdated.

#NERO PLATINUM 2017 VS 2018 REGISTRATION#

When you first run the video editor, a registration dialog pops up, and then you get to the Launcher for the whole Nero suite, even if you've only installed Video. This wouldn't be a problem, except that they turned out to be completely unrelated to Nero Video. The installer also installed a separate Music Recorder app installation and the TuneItUp system optimizer utility.

#NERO PLATINUM 2017 VS 2018 WINDOWS 10#

I installed Nero Video on my Asus Zen AiO Pro Z240IC running Windows 10 Home (64-bit) with a 4K display, 16GB RAM, a quad-core Intel Core i7-6700T CPU, and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 960M discrete graphics card. First you download a small stub program that downloads and installs the actual program, which takes up a surprisingly large 2.6GB on your disk.

#NERO PLATINUM 2017 VS 2018 SOFTWARE#

The software requires Windows 10, 8, or 7 (32-bit and 64-bit are both supported). To test the Nero waters, you can download a free 15-day trial version for the price of an email address-with no credit card information required. By comparison CyberLink PowerDirector and Adobe Premiere Elements both list for $99.99, and Pinnacle Studio costs $129.99. Nero Video 2019 lists for $69.99, the same list price as Magix Movie Edit Pro, but it's almost always discounted by at least $20.