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"Funprice" <jhbusscherNOSPAMWHATSOEVER@freemail.nl> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 19:11:45 +0200, Jane <jane@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>I have 4 mpeg2-files (aboute 800 MB) and want to make a DVD with
>>meny.
>>So I can chose which one I want to see.
>>What programs can make this ?
>
> A well known, quite easy to use and of good quality, program is:
> TMPGEnc DVD Author of www.pegasys-inc.com . Try it for free. If you
> want more sophisticated software, then look at Adobe's Premiere Pro in
> combination with Adobe's DVD Encore or Sony's Vegas with DVD
> Architect. Very complex software for creating a dvd, with enormous
> possibility, is: DVDLab. Have fun with it.
I also find TMPGEnc DVD Author (TDA) to be my favorite
authoring program. There is a lot more you can do with it than
is obvious. Just about every thing is changeable or can be
replaced by your own creations, just by clicking on it.
DVDLab is similar in performance, but uses a different
workflow and user interface. Their newer DVDLab Pro
includes additional features (mainly subtitles & extra audio
tracks) but at an increased cost.
The Adobe and Sony programs are in a much higher price
range, and are very feature filled and complex. They also
cater to the professional crowd and use "Terms of Art"
to describe things, instead of the more common English
terminology that would have been clear to the rest of
us.
Luck;
Ken
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