About this software
Nero Recode 2025 is a desktop application for converting, compressing and ripping video and audio files. It supports common media formats and prepares files for playback on devices and for disc burning.
The installer is distributed via Nero Start; use the latest Nero Start installer for setup. Intended for users who need media conversion and disc ripping tools on Windows.
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Benefits
- Media conversion: Convert video and audio between common formats with quality optimization.
- DVD and disc ripping: Extract video from DVDs and convert it to files for playback.
- File size reduction: Compress large media files to save storage while maintaining playback quality.
- Device presets: Export media with presets for common devices and formats.
- Installer via Nero Start: Install and update the app using the Nero Start installer.
Available languages
- English
- German
- French
- Spanish
- Italian
Support information
- Online knowledge base: Product documentation and how-to articles are available on Nero's support site.
- Downloads and updates: Installer and updates are distributed via Nero Start at nero.com/start.
- Customer forum: Community forums on Nero's site provide user discussions and tips.
- Technical articles: The support portal hosts troubleshooting articles and frequently asked questions.
- License activation: Activation and license management guidance is provided in Nero's support resources.
Frequently asked questions
What is Nero Recode?
Nero Recode is a video re-encoding and conversion application used to convert, compress, and prepare digital video files for storage, playback, or further processing.
What use cases does Nero Recode address?
Common use cases include converting content for different devices, reducing file sizes for storage or transfer, and creating standardized formats for archiving or downstream editing.
How does re-encoding affect video quality?
Re-encoding can alter perceived quality: higher compression and lower bitrates reduce fidelity and introduce artifacts, while higher bitrates and appropriate codecs preserve more detail; balance settings for acceptable trade-offs.
What output settings should be considered when re-encoding video?
Consider bitrate, resolution, codec, and container format, along with target device compatibility and storage constraints; adjusting these parameters balances file size, compatibility, and visual quality.