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Nero Recode Manual

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CPU 0 / 1 / 2 / …

Distributes the compute power to the chosen CPU or chosen CPUs.

We recommend to allocate Nero Recode exclusively to one CPU (for

example CPU 1) while all other programs are accessed by another

CPU. Doing so results in a fast encoding with less encoding errors.

8.1.6. Disc Options

On the Disc tab, you can define settings regarding disc burning.

The following options are available in the Default disc label area:

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Default disc label if no title

was found

Defines a default disc label used for the disc if no title has

been detected.

This option applies only to DVD burning.

The following options are available in the Burning area:

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Eject disc after burning

Enables the option that your disc is ejected when the burn

process is finished.

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Offer to save log file after

burning

Opens a window to save the log file when the burn process

is finished. You can specify the storage location for the log

file here. The log file is saved in TXT format.

The following options are available in the DVD area:

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Allow 16-bit Unicode for the

volume label

Relaxes limitations on the use of character sets.

Nero Recode does not use characters from languages like

Japanese or Korean, which have a 16-bit Unicode character

set that does not comply with DVD-Video requirements.

Note that the DVD might not be playable with older DVD

players.

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Remove P-UOPs

Made locked areas of a DVD accessible when a DVD-Video

is recoded.

For example, if the original DVD contains an area that

cannot be skipped, you can use Nero Recode to remove

the block so you can skip or fast forward through that part.

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Remove layer break

Removes the layer break.

If the original DVD consists of two layers, there is a

command on the DVD to freeze the image briefly to allow

the laser to switch from the first layer to the second.

When Nero Recode is used to recode a DVD-Video to a

DVD with just one layer, this command is redundant and

can be removed.