The photo-editing tool is robust too, but you'd be better off with Google's Picasa. The transition effects and filters are on the '80s side, but the multi-tracking and picture-inpicture tools give it more substance than similar free software. If you need a more advanced video editor, you'll be pleased with this one. The Nero Vision Xtra editing software, especially the movie element, is impressive – a midpoint between Windows' built-in tools and more costly third-party apps. Recode is one of the best apps on the market for re-encoding videos for iPod/iPhone. Perhaps most useful is the option to burn or archive any video, audio or image file in its library, although sadly it won't load the various Nero editing packages, or the Recode app. It's not very pretty, but it's stripped down and intuitive. The first of these is Nero Media Hub, a Windows Media Player/Center alternative. This is an umbrella name for multiple applications that cross over with each other, but which certainly aren't integrated. Blu-ray and AVCHD authoring support is significantly boosted, which relates to the package's second arm, Nero Vision.
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