Nero Linux 3 does not support Lightscribe or Labelflash.

Nero ShowTime supports the following formats:

Disk types

• CD


• DVD

You can find more information on Blu-ray support at
www.nero.com/link.php?topic_id=416

Disc formats

• Audio CD


• Mixed mode CDs


• CD EXTRA


• Video CD (VCD)


• miniDVD


• Audiobook CD

Audio formats and codecs

• Advanced Audio Coding (AAC, M4A, MP4)


• Audible Audiobook (AA)


• Audio Interchange File Format (AIFF, AIF)


• Compact Disc Digital Audio (CDA)


• Dolby Digital (AC3)


• Dolby Surround


• Musical Instrumental Digital Interface (MIDI, MID)


• Moving Picture Experts Group-1 Audio Layer 3 (MP3)


• Moving Picture Experts Group-1 Audio Layer 2 (MP2)


• Moving Picture Experts Group - 1 Audio Layer 1/2/3 (MPA)


• Moving Picture Experts Group-4 (MP4)


• Nero Digital (MP4)


• OGG Vorbis (OGG, OGM)


• Recource Interchange File Format WAVE (WAV, WAVE)


• Windows Media Audio (WMA)

DRM-protected media formats

• Windows Media Audio Digital Rights Management (WMA-DRM)


• Windows Media Video Digital Rights Management (WMV-DRM)


• Content Protection for Recordable Media (CPRM)

TV formats

• National Television Systems Committee (NTSC)


• Phase Alternating Line (PAL)

Video formats and codecs

• Advanced Streaming Format (ASF)


• Audio Video Interleave (AVI)


• Advanced Video Coding/H.264 (BSF)


• AviSynth (AVS)


• Backup File of the IFO (BUP)


• Digital Video (DV)


• DVD Movie Info (IFO)


• Flash Video (FLV)


• Hard Disc Camera Movie (MOD)


• Micro MV (MMV)


• Microsoft Digital Video Recording (DVR-MS)


• Digital Video Express (DIVX)


• Moving Picture Experts Group-2 (MPG, MPEG, M2T, M2P, M1V, M2V, DAT, TRP, TOD)


• Moving Picture Experts Group-4 (MP4)


• Nero Digital (MP4)


• OGG Vorbis (OGG, OGM)


• QuickTime Movie (MOV)


• 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GP)


• Video Object (VOB)


• Packet Video Audio (PVA)


• Television Input/Video Output (TIVO)

Formats for Playlists

• Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer 3 Uniforme Resource Locator/MP3 URL (M3U)


• Playlists File Format (PLS)

The Broadcast Driver Architecture (BDA) is a Microsoft standard for digital video capture on their Windows operating systems. It encompasses the ATSC and DVB standards and gives developers a standardized method of accessing the TV cards.

Currently supported remote controls in Nero Home (similar devices work as well):

• ATI Remote Wonder I


• ATI Remote Wonder II


• ATI Remote Wonder Plus


• Windows Media Center 2004


• Windows Media Center 2005


• Hauppauge New Remote

In general Nero Home does only work with DVB cards which support BDA and if the BDA driver is installed. Many manufacturers offer BDA drivers for their devices for the bundled software and a standard BDA driver which can be used with different software, also.

You should check if the device supports BDA and whether the BDA driver is installed.

Hybrid cards are not yet completely supported but these cards will be implemented soon as well.

The Ask Toolbar distributed through nero.com is available only for use with Internet Explorer 5.0 and greater.

Nero Move it cannot move files to certain devices. However, it is able to convert media files which can be played on these devices (e.g. Microsoft® Zune). Nero Move it provides the user-defined profile specifically for such devices.

Select your device model in Settings > Device Settings > User-Defined Device > Select Profile. Save the setting. Convert your media files by copying them to the User-Defined Device. Move the resulting files to your device with Windows Explorer or other software.