If you don't need to make professional DVD or complex interactive menus DVD, 
try MyDVD. It's very easy to use. 
 
Between Ulead DVD Workshop and Encore, I like DVD Workshop.  It's easier to use 
and I like those motion menus. I know Encore can do the same thing but it seems 
very complicated. The library comes with it doesn't have a lot to pick from. 
DVD Workshop has a lot of nice looking buttons and menus that don't require you 
to use Photoshop to create by yourself.  Besides, it's a lot cheaper than 
Encore.
 
Thanks

Taky
 
 
 
 
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From:   Jean Chang 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]   
  Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 7:25   PM
  Subject: Re: [AP] AVI-to-DVD   Authoring
  

Thanks to everyone for all the great suggestions. I'm going   to check out all
of the authoring programs. Since I'm just a hobbyist, I'll   probably go
middle of the road somewhere. Thanks again!
Jean
-----   Original Message ----- 
From: "Jeffery J. Haas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent:   Tuesday, January 04, 2005 8:13 PM
Subject: Re: [AP] AVI-to-DVD   Authoring


>
> Subject: Re: [AP] AVI-to-DVD   Authoring
>
>
>   I have the same problem. I just   upgraded from Roxio Easy CD/DVD Creator
>   version 6 to the   new Roxio Easy Media Creator version 7. When I try to
>     preview the DVD before burning it, the movie looks all "jerky"   and
"blocky"
>   (those ARE technical terms, right?)    :)  Anyway, has anyone found a
>   reasonably priced DVD   authoring program that will give good quality? I
know,
>     I'm probably expecting too much, you get what you pay for, etc.,   but
since
>   this is only a hobby for me, I don't want to   spend a fortune. I guess I
>   could just go back to the old   version 6, but I was having a few glitches
>   with that one   too. Also, any feedback on Nero vs Roxio for   authoring?
It's
>   frustrating when I finally get what for   me is a "great" movie, only to
have
>   the quality be so   poor when I author it for DVD. Thanks!
>     Jean
>
>   TMPGEnc DVD Author.....$68.00 US and worth   every penny.
>   It's unfortunate that the "T" stands for   "Tsunami" MPEG Encoder, but
they came up with the name
>     four years ago.
>
>   http://www.pegasys-inc.com/en/index.html
>
>     JeffH
>   Ch.S.
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