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John McGinley April 16th, 2008 03:17 AM
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Originally Posted by John Cline (Post 861430)
Adobe Encore CS3. Encore works pretty well, but it does have some strange menu quirks.
And no subtitle support. :-(

Here's to hoping DVDA v5 comes through.

Alastair Brown April 16th, 2008 04:50 AM
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Originally Posted by John McGinley (Post 860972)
I was speaking more to the DVD Architect application

Sorry John, I did my usual wrong end of the stick routine. This though DOES mention it.

DVD Architect 5 software enables independent producers and videographers to author both a standard definition DVD or a high definition Blu-ray Disc complete with full motion buttons, motion menus, scene selection menus, subtitles and alternate video and audio tracks

Michael Hazzard April 17th, 2008 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by John Cline (Post 861430)
Yes, Blu-Print is indeed $50,000. Up until the release of DVD Architect v5, the only reasonably priced way to create Blu-Ray discs has been Adobe Encore CS3. Encore works pretty well, but it does have some strange menu quirks. I'm really looking forward to DVD Architect v5.
Nero 8 package also can burn Blu-Ray with limited menu functionality.

http://nero.innovyx.net/v?xJPnHcPElTvHPJHq


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