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Posted by seascape on 10/30/05 06:02
I like Sony's DVD Architect 3.0c. TMPGEnc DVD I have heard is a bit
complex to figure out, DVD Lab I think is on the expensive side, Nero is
pretty decent for a quickie throw together project.
"Andy" <woof@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I find Womble MPEG Video Wizard very good.
> Andy
>
> "billh" <NoMail@Post2Newsgroup.Pls> wrote in message
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>> "John" <road@runner.com> wrote in message
>> news:1od8m1t0cp75v7slkrtgajhdqplbqj467i@4ax.com...
>>> Hi. I am just wondering if anyone knows of any new DVD Authoring
>>> programs that I could try?
>>>
>>> So far I have tried the following:
>>>
>>> Nero 6 (Nero Vision Express)
>>> Good but very slow (re-encodes everything unnecessarily)
>>>
>>> TMPGEnc DVD
>>> Couldn't get this to work very well on my system. Lots of conflicts.
>>> Was a fast program to use but limited features.
>>>
>>> DVD Lab
>>> Find it difficult to edit the video with this program unlike with Nero
>>> and TMPGEnc DVD. If I have video of a Television program and want to
>>> delete the beginning, end and ad breaks, it is very difficult if not
>>> impossible to do.
>>>
>>> There are a few others I have tried but I forgot what they were. If
>>> anyone can suggest any other programs and new ones on the market I
>>> haven't yet tried I'd appreciate it. I may have to make do with
>>> <sigh>Nero</sigh> re-encoding everything for several hours until I
>>> find that long awaited decent authoring program.
>>>
>>> Cheers
>>>
>>> John
>>>
>>>
>>
>> I am not a serious DVD creator but I bought a capture card for my PC to
>> record TV programs. I thought it was a good way to get rid of the VCR
>> without buying a standalone DVD recorder. I don't think it was the
>> brightest idea I ever had but that's what I did.
>>
>> For editing TV programs and removing commercials VideoReDo Plus is
>> fantastic.
>>
>> I had a copy of Ulead Movie Factory 3 (SE?) that came with some hardware.
>> Found it easy to use to make a simple DVD. If you want to really jazz up
>> your DVDs you would probably want something better. Ulead would edit the
>> video to cut a commercial but I found getting the cut in right place to
>> be tedious compared to VideoReDo.
>>
>> I now have a DVD player that understands fast-forwarding through mpeg2
>> files so now I just burn my capture onto a DVDRW and don't bother editing
>> commercials or making a DVD unless I have captured something like a movie
>> or documentary I want to keep.
>>
>> Billh
>>
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