Why I buy this one ?
- Convert your old music LPs and cassette tapes to digital format.
- Use your music collection as ringtones for your mobile phone.
- Burn your music compilation to a CD or DVD.
- Load your music onto your portable music player or mobile phone.

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What our customer's say!

"Record Now", Made several coasters along with crashing my heavy duty PC before I finally dumped it and went back to a standard NERO offering. IMO, you can find a better product

"lousy", I've had this for 10 months, haven't used it much, mainly just copying discs or burning files on them. I'm really sorry I paid money for this. Most of the discs I've tried to copy it has hung up and I've had to cancel the operation and throw away another disc. Best I can tell there is NO customer service.
When I researched, it seemed to be either Roxio or Nero, and Roxio had better reviews. How Nero could be worse I just can't imagine.
Also the program wants me to upgrade. No way.


"Record Now 9", In many ways it's easier to use for editing & volume control than the volume 6 that I was using, but it does this automatic fade into songs that I can't quite get around, & I can't stand that. As far as tagging goes, it's great. I don't like the jewell case options at all. I only do mixed cds & I can't get the artist's names to come up on the song lists.

"Converting vinyl LPs to CDs", Easy to use and does everything I expected. I have LPs dating to the 50s and I have already converted about 30 to CDs. In some cases I was able to get two LPs on one CD which is great for my two LP albums (total CD space is 80 minutes).