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i am working on a dvd project which will mark a kind of coronation to my prior dvds.

anyone can recommend any dvd software for menus? i will have the full gig in vob ready soon. it might also happen that i will ask for some support from any of you guys otherwise.

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Mostly I use: TMPGEnc 4 creative work.
There are also: DVD Architect Pro 5.0, but during the convertion, it crashes a few times, so I do not use it often
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Thx i will try that
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I used Pinnacle Studio in a past life - it's not bad, bit limited but if you're only after something straightforward it fits the bill.
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EvilBastard wrote:I used Pinnacle Studio in a past life - it's not bad, bit limited but if you're only after something straightforward it fits the bill.
i am still using nero vision express, which does the job but is really limited, especially when it is about menus. for this one i would like to have nicer menus, so i will check that out also, thx
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I use Adobe Encore for the menus, but it works best when the project is exported from Adobe Premiere (when working with a PC).
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circle wrote:I use Adobe Encore for the menus, but it works best when the project is exported from Adobe Premiere (when working with a PC).
^ This!

I think the menu making part has now been included in Elements.
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