That in an of itself is simply amazing ((it's hidden within an old version of CS6 inside the Creative cloud. You basically use any setting you want at whatever "Codec" or "resolution" or "quality" or "bitrate" or "UMPQ" and have it exported form Premier then import it into Encore (which by the way doesn't come with Premiere even though it is a base level program that one would need to export anything to DVD.
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So I know how to make a grainy low res VHS quality DVD in Encore. I do also have DVD Architect, but getting away from that "Template" look was proving to be too big of a pain in the butt. Of course their is the competition that is updated, but the lack of direct integration with Photoshop kind of makes them difficult to work with.and end up with a product that doesn't scream template.Īre there other authoring programs that work as tightly with photoshop? A competitor? (GiMP for example) Unless of course the built in components are insufficient, in that case I would imagine some of that could be copied from the Premiere code. You wouldn't think it'd be all that hard to fix that little bit of code. QuickTime for Windows has been abandoned for a long time now.
I am not necessarily after new features, I'd just like a version that realizes quick time is no longer needed on Windows.
Such loss could be caused by numerous issues that an optical disc could survive. While optical media can't even come close to being a clean copy, (at least for DIY burners) it sure is better than losing the memories all together. You can't beat the integration with photoshop for creating menu's.
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