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can anyone let me kno whats the DVD authorer? anyone?
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[b]marvinp01 wrote: [/b]

can anyone let me kno whats the DVD authorer? anyone?[/QUOTE]

   I personally don't know of any..but maybe if you "Google" it you'll find a good one.
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If you're talking about a program to create DVD's, a lot of people here use DVD Lap Pro. If you have an Apple, iDVD is fine.
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[b]marvinp01 wrote: [/b]



can anyone let me kno whats the DVD authorer? anyone?

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   I personally don't know of any..but maybe if you "Google" it you'll find a good one.
 


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You don't HAVE to reply.... geez.
To answer the question:

I capture my dv tapes with sony vegas pro 8.0 (wich can aslo capture high def. tapes)
and I use sony DVD architect 4.0 to create dvds.

TMPGENC is also a program wich is used by many people (easy to use but limited in options compared to the sony software)
DVD meastro is great as well but very complicated for starters.
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[b]Ducksoup wrote: [/b]

DVD meastro is great as well but very complicated for starters.
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Do you really think so?
I've been using it for 6 years as it was the best at the time and having looked at some of the new ones, I really can't be bothered to spend hours learning how to do things differently. Maestro is pretty easy to use!
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[b]brians wig wrote: [/b]

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[b]Ducksoup wrote: [/b]



DVD meastro is great as well but very complicated for starters.

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Do you really think so?
I've been using it for 6 years as it was the best at the time and having looked at some of the new ones, I really can't be bothered to spend hours learning how to do things differently. Maestro is pretty easy to use!




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That's true. I think you stick to what you know. I do. When it does the job and it's good there's no
need to change. Personally I prefer the sony software (soundforge, vegas, dvd architect) and after using it
for some time It's easy to use and I don't want to change...

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