DVD Authoring Software

What are some of the better DVD authoring programs? I want to produce some
discs from DV camcorder tapes, and I'd like something fairly comprehensive
but not too expensive. I've tried Ulead Videostudio 9, it's OK, but rather
slow handling and it requires a min 1024x768 resolution (I prefer 800x600).
I'd also like something that can do the editing and DVD production in a
single program, which VStudio cannot.

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Chris F.

On a pleasant day while strolling in alt.video.dvd, a person by the name
of Chris F. exclaimed:
> What are some of the better DVD authoring programs? I want to produce some
> discs from DV camcorder tapes, and I'd like something fairly comprehensive
> but not too expensive. I've tried Ulead Videostudio 9, it's OK, but rather
> slow handling and it requires a min 1024x768 resolution (I prefer 800x600).

YOu want to do DVD authoring, but your PC can only run at 800x600???

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Aaron Lawrence

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> YOu want to do DVD authoring, but your PC can only run at 800x600???

I can run at much higher resolutions, but with a 17" monitor, anything above
800x600 gets difficult to see. I have a lot of trouble with eyestrain, and
higher resolutions (and therefore smaller print) seem to bother me.

Chris F.

"Chris F." <> wrote in
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> What are some of the better DVD authoring programs? I want to
> produce some
> discs from DV camcorder tapes, and I'd like something fairly
> comprehensive but not too expensive. I've tried Ulead Videostudio 9,
> it's OK, but rather slow handling and it requires a min 1024x768
> resolution (I prefer 800x600). I'd also like something that can do the
> editing and DVD production in a single program, which VStudio cannot.
>

DVD Lab is great. www.dvdlab.net

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