Upgrade To Burning Studio 9 Worth It?

Discussion in 'other software & services' started by huntnyc, Jul 4, 2009.

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  1. huntnyc

    huntnyc Registered Member

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    Regarding Ashampoo upgrade to Studio 9 for %29.99, has anyone does this and do you find the features and/or interface improvement worth the price and thanks.

    Gary
     
  2. Aaron Here

    Aaron Here Registered Member

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    Hi Gary,

    I recently upgraded making a jump from v7 to v9, so I can't compare it to v8. Compared to v7 the v9 program is quite a bit larger so it takes longer to load. The user interface is about the same, albeit with new 'Expert' functions and 'Label/Document' functions. I haven't found any bugs in v9.05 and it seems to run somewhat smoother than v7, but that's just my impression...

    Hth,
    Aaron
     
  3. mike21

    mike21 Registered Member

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    It depends if you need the new features. The burning engine is the same

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     New features in Burning Studio 9:
    
        * New Movie Editor and Movie Player
        * Play all videos, slideshows and movies in the new Movie Player
        * New project type: Video Edit DVD with Movie Editor
        * Create MP3 or WMA CDs from lists of tracks with multiple formats
        * Preview images are now automatically exported to Cover Editor
        * New options dialogs for video, audio, decoder, encoder and drive settings
        * Selectable program skins for user interface
        * Many user settings are saved and reloaded automatically
        * Many new burners added to the database
        * DVD projects are now saved with all slideshows and movies
        * Automatic check for conflicts with other programs with user warning
     
  4. HAN

    HAN Registered Member

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    I've owned BS 6, 7, 8 and now 9. BS 9 is the best yet. I really like the movie editing features that were added this time. I had been trying to use a hodge podge of freebie editors with very limited success. Now I can do it all inside BS 9. And even though the size of the program has grown, it's still a far, far cry from gigabyte monsters like Nero. I have been very pleased with BS 9. I liked it well enough to buy 3 copies!
     
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  5. andyman35

    andyman35 Registered Member

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    If you look for Ashampoo burning studio 2009 advanced,it's a free version based on V9.
     
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