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Posted by Hunt on 05/21/06 18:03
In article <126uv3mnj4544f8@corp.supernews.com>, rcrowley@xpr7t.net says...
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>"Hunt" wrote ...
>> I've read the archives of this, and other NG's, and have seen a ton of
>> discussion on both the Nero and Roxio products, but nothing addresses
>> working
>> with Encore installed.
>>
>> DVD "authoring" is fairly new to me, though I've been burning CD/DVD's
>> since
>> the Adaptec days - struggling to find a really good program. What are
>> the
>> thoughts of the subscriber-base? I'm not looking for freeware, but
>> would like
>> this software to be somewhat budget conscious, as I just spent a ton
>> of $ on
>> Adobe. I don't have to go any upgrade route, and don't mind a new
>> stand-alone,
>> but one that will work with Encore. What is currently the best?
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>I use Adobe Encore for DVD authoring. After using several
>other programs (with literally zero success), it was a pleasure
>to switch to Encore where I have had 100% success.
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>I use Encore to make a disc image file and then I use DVDdecrypter
>to burn the image to the DVD discs. I frequently have to make 20-
>50 or more copies, so I save the image files for future duplicating.
>DVD decrypter gives a *FAR* better indication of what kind of
>discs you are using, and a log file and a great progress and buffer
>indicators, etc.
Richard,
Thanks for the recommendation. I'm off to Google DVDdecrypter now. Since Adobe
Production Suite is new to me (only used Pinnacle to date) I want to set this
new box up with all of the right stuff. My experience with most "burning"
software is that it is not only nearly worthless (except for the most mundane
burning), it really mucks up a system and a lot of other software in the
process. As I have several other machines, that can do the plain-vanilla
burning, I'll just transfer the data to them and use Nero, or whatever,
keeping the workstation clean, until I find a good fit for a burning app.
Appreciated,
Hunt
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