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Posted by Bill's News on 03/01/07 02:51
"Clubsprint" <spamspamspamspam@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:es2gpl$6ea$1@news-01.bur.connect.com.au...
> G'day all
> The media communications (web page guys) department of the
> company I work for has a requirement to purchase some
> software to allow ripping, authoring and copying of DVD's.
Having read your follow up post, ripping is not an issue. One
can just copy unprotected DVDs to the hard drive. As for
editing and authoring, any of the many under $1000, fee based
products oft mentioned here should suffice. How you may want to
edit and author would seem to be the deciding factor as to
whether you'd need to make tradeoffs from your desires in order
to remain under $1000, though that would seem unlikely.
Speed and multi-system licenses would seem an issue to be
addressed, considering the volume you might have?
> I'm looking for any help you guys can
> give me as far as recomendations are concerned. Sub $1K would
> be good.
> I'm looking at two products "InterVideo DVD Copy 5" and "DVD
> Wizard Pro" as they appear to cover all aspects
> but would really appreciate some other points of view as I
> don't want to purchase a lemon. Spending a few hundred
> on the right package is preferrable to spending $50 on an
> inadequate product.
> Thanks
> Regards
> Mark
> Aus
>
>
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