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Nero Express Manual

Check box

Equalizer

Opens an equalizer so you can change the volume, bass, and pitch in

different frequency ranges.

Button

Test Selected

Filters

Plays the audio file and applies the activated filters. During playback, the

configuration options for the filters can be changed, allowing the effect to

be controlled.

4.2. Create Jukebox Disc

Nero Express can be used to compile discs with audio formats you require (e.g. Nero AAC

or WMA). In contrast to Audio CDs that can only be burned on CDs, you can burn these

compilations of different audio formats on other disc types – provided a corresponding

recorder is installed on your computer. The procedure for compilation methods is

identical. You can opt for a single format or a mix of audio formats of your choice. In

contrast to data disc, a jukebox disc can display metadata (title, artist, genre, ...) about the

audio file.

Nero Express does not convert the audio files when creating a jukebox disc. In other

words, MP3 files are burned as MP3 files for example. Most CD players cannot play such

discs.

From a technical point of view, a compilation of special audio formats is a data disc. There

is no difference between creating a jukebox disc and creating a data disc. Please be sure

to select the corresponding entry in the start screen.

4.3. Rip Audio CD

With Nero Express you can save audio files from an Audio CD to the hard drive. In the

process, the files are encoded, i.e. converted into a format that the computer can read.

The audio file is usually compressed.

Nero Express obtains information about metadata such as title, artist, and track title from

different sources. You can check exactly what metadata will be written into the audio files.

Metadata about the Audio CD is available from different sources: The Audio CD's own CD

TEXT, and Gracenote Media Database.

The Gracenote Media Database holds metadata about many Audio CDs. With

Gracenote MusicID Nero Express can identify the Audio CD and access metadata from the

Gracenote Media Database.

Many Audio CDs contain CD TEXT which includes metadata such as the title of the

CD, the name of an audio file or the name of an artist.