Good DVD editing software?
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hermosadive
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PeaceDog:
What operating system do you work with OSX (Apple) or Windoze (PC)?
If you have a Mac, you would want to look at DVD Studio Pro (www.apple.com), $499. I use DVDSP and it will do what you need and more.
If you are a PC user you'll have more options. I don't know first hand if they are better, but you can start with the very popular Sonic Solutions software, www.sonicsolutions.com. They make a variety of DVD authoring products starting as low at $50. You'll have to read up and see which product best suits your needs and budget.
Adobe recently released Encore DVD 1.5 for Windows, but I have not read up on this product either.
Happy shopping.
Roland
I actually have Pinnacle 8.12, but from what I can tell the software arbitrarily selects chapter marks for you, which is what I don't want. I want to be able to set them myself.
Other than that feature, I've been quite happy with Pinnacle. Until I ante up the cash and switch to Mac and go Final Cut, I think it's a great, great system for what I do.
Other than that feature, I've been quite happy with Pinnacle. Until I ante up the cash and switch to Mac and go Final Cut, I think it's a great, great system for what I do.
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PeaceDog:
The Apple PowerBooks are awsome and have plenty of power for the price. Keep in mind that FINAL CUT PRO is just for editing. You can put in Chapter markers, etc, but you will still need a DVD authoring program like DVD Studio Pro.
Roland
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KimLeece:
I am geek when it comes to this stuff.... videohelp.com (is that what they call themselves now??) is a godsend. Look, you didn't hear this from me, but you'd be best off finding a copy of Sonic ReelDVD, legitly...or not (eh, 'bout $800 - $900 USD retail). I do this semi-professionally for friends in the indie movie biz and it's the best "semi-professional" program out there. Complete authoring control. If it's not in your price range, do check out the videohelp.com.
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Albion:
You rock, with the picture of Arnie, AKA Ace Rimmer as your avitar. Oh, I mean you're a smeg head, a total gimboid.
No seriously, I'm a smeg head myself, total Red Dwarf fan. When I eat Indian food, I have lamb vindaloo, popadons and a lager. :icosm07:I thought the little 'H' on the forehead looked so nice and DIR wannabe-esq. IE i could just see Arnold J sat at a keybopard spouting DIR drivel without having taken a course.brssmnky:You rock, with the picture of Arnie, AKA Ace Rimmer as your avitar. Oh, I mean you're a smeg head, a total gimboid.
The best thing about the series was the fact that they did sneak the 'Smeg' word past the 'BBC' sensors and so it passed into mainstream usage, hooray for Lister
Now i have to find myself a copy of sonic reel unlegit and a place to heat up this gaspacho soup
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