Technology

Don't Throw Away Your Digital Memories

Posted: 8/19/2010

New software makes it easy to create, manage and share digital content, including videos, photos and music.

(NAPSI) - How many photos, music files and video clips are languishing on your cell phone, PDA or digital camera?

Today's tech devices mean we have lots of personal photos and casual videos of life's big and little moments, yet few of us ever use or share them.

In fact, it is estimated that 90 percent of people who have multimedia content on their smartphones don't edit, share or even take it off their devices.

Technology is becoming more powerful every day--and more complicated to use.

Thanks to a new computer software application, saving and sharing those memories is easier than ever.

Nero, a leading software company, is offering the perfect 3-in-1 Multimedia Suite 10 for editing, backup and burning, allowing people to:

• edit photos and videos;

• burn and publish content to share with family, friends and colleagues; and

• back up photos, videos, music and even entire hard drives.

Getting the Most Out Of Your Digital Library

Nero offers the following tips for preserving and maximizing your multimedia content.

Consolidate and organize. Gather all your devices and transfer your video clips, photos and music files to your computer. Save files in easy-to-find folders. Use very specific names.

Back up your files. There's nothing worse than discovering your personal photos, music, videos or documents have been lost or damaged because of a system failure or virus attack. Create multiple backups in different forms--perhaps on both a DVD and an external hard drive, or online storage and a flash drive--so you can recover your files. Nero BackItUp & Burn, one part of the suite, provides one-click backup to multiple devices at once and makes it easy to restore personal data.

Get creative. This is the fun part--make the most of your digital content by creating your own custom videos or slide shows. With today's cutting-edge editing software, like Nero Vision Xtra, another part of the suite, you can create professional-looking presentations with special effects, music and personal touches.

Share. Share your masterpieces with family and friends. Nero Burning ROM, the final part of the suite, lets you drag and drop files to burn and copy CDs, DVDs and even Blu-ray Discs. In addition, you can quickly and easily publish your videos to social media sites, including Facebook, YouTube, MySpace, Flickr and the My Nero community.

To learn more or to try Nero Multimedia Suite 10 for a 15-day free trial, visit www.nero.com.

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