Posted by Ken Maltby on 12/05/07 07:56

"John" <inGod@weTrust.com> wrote in message
news:sgqbl3d7uusdnub5annfq6lukvf873cnc1@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 4 Dec 2007 12:56:14 -0500, "Colon Terminus"
> <Colon_Terminus@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>You seem to have already passed on some of the most used and best
>>authoring
>>software out there.
>>TDA -or- DVD Lab
>
> Yeah. I tried TDA but couldn't get it to work well with my system. DVD
> Lab, I've heard lots of good reviews about, but when I tried it I just
> didn't like the interface, and I think there is a lot more to learn
> with that software than with others.
>
> So far it is looking like I should check Roxio, Ulead, Vegas or Adobe
> Elements out next.
>
> John
>

Why do you expect some other authoring program to
work when you "tried TDA but couldn't get it to work
well with my system" ? You are aware that there are a
very large number of people who have few problems
running TDA on their systems? You might consider
that the problem might be with your system, or how it
is setup?

Could you describe the problem(s) you noted with
TDA? ( I think I know the source of your problem
with DVDLab.)

Luck;
Ken

[Back to original message]