Dvd it Pro HD 6.4

[MPPais]

Anton is right!!!!!! I had sometimes problemes with Blu-ray made with DVDit! HD Pro. Indeed the structure is not the same in DVDit! HD Pro compared with structure produced by others authoring softwares and by Nero when burning Blu-ray movies.

[Andreas_Gumm]

I posted this in April 2010, not one single reply
http://forums.support.roxio.com/topi...ion-incorrect/

ROXIO's vision of giving user support is far away from what I would expecting. It's a known problem and a real shame.

The people who knows how ROXIO gives support will be really happy & honor the kind of support here.

I'm really thankful having the forum here.

[MPPais]

I had DVDit! HD Pro running in my old workstation. When I changed this software to the new workstation that I bought directly to GV representatives I was obliged to comunicate to Roxio in order to obtain a new activation. The activation file is produced by Roxio's server and has inside him all the specifications about the machine where the software is running. It's an hidden file not a simple registry alteration. In my old workstation DVDit! never was able to run after the activation who was produced in the new machine. It was uninstalled by me. Than I compared the two differents hidden files and, obviously, my conclusion was correct. In Windows XP the name was sarlicense9 and was placed in Documents Settings_ All Users_Application Data_Sonic.

[iibw]

I posted this in April 2010, not one single reply
http://forums.support.roxio.com/topi...ion-incorrect/

I think nobody replied because nobody knows (I didn't know) what a correct BD structure looks like. You're a genius!

[MPPais]

I agree: Anton has a perfect and genial knowledge!!!
With ilegal structure the Blu-ray authored by DVDit! HD Pro generally don't have problem to my Denon player.

[antonsvideo]

I still use DVDit Pro HD 6.4 on a regular basis for BD-R only

it can do lots more than direct from Edius timeline

menu render quality is excellent, no aliasing or jaggies of any kind

you can do playlists, multiple audio and subtitle streams

once you correct the structure and burn to BD-R, you have a disk that is totally legal and will pass all tests

when it comes to DVD, I use DVD Lab Pro, it can do 100x more than DVDit Pro HD for 1/3 of the price

[iibw]

I've been using DVDitPro HD 6.4 all this time for it's simplicity and ease of doing bluray and dvds through one project. My dvds don't require too much complexity, I do customized motion menus for background and thumbnail buttons...that's about it. One good thing is that I archived all of my bluray discs as folders, which are still repairable before making more copies in the future.

I'm now on a search for a new authoring program. What I really hate is having to learn everything again from scratch.

My favorite contender so far is TMPGEnc DVD Authoring Works 4! Very easy to go through the 5 step menus, yet it has very powerful features. Every step is logical and makes sense. I could start spitting out dvds today without having to bury my nose in pages of technical manuals. I'm doing more testing now, will see how it goes tomorrow....

[antonsvideo]

I could not help myself

http://www.videoproductions.com.au/html/folder-structure.html

[SoundFreak]

Soon you'll have to upgrade the infrastructure of your web server, it will exeed the maximimum bandwidth anytime.
Page for page it has more valuable information than this forum :)

[antonsvideo]

Soon you'll have to upgrade the infrastructure of your web server, it will exeed the maximimum bandwidth anytime.
Page for page it has more valuable information than this forum :)

not possible since it is my own dedicated webserver connected at a secure data center in Sydney

[SoundFreak]

I should have known, Well prepared as usual :)

[shueardm]

not possible since it is my own dedicated webserver connected at a secure data center in Sydney

that would cost what rent does in Adelaide :)

[sachem]

I use DVDit! HD Pro when I want a Blu-ray and a DVD. This software produce the same menu structure for Blu-ray and DVD. Generally I use TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 to obtain a Blu-ray. This software do a more complete menu structure for Blu-ray with pop-up menus and so.Also it has inside tools to produce your own buttons and different personalised items. For me the advantage of DVDit! HD Pro is the possibility to obtain Blu-ray and DVD with the same project because he only use the typical DVD menu structure in both formats.TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 runs very well and has a very good price....

Because of you (thanks) Itried TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 and I think it's more easy to use than dvdit pro .
Now I think I will use TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 for my blu ray

[iibw]

Because of you (thanks) Itried TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 and I think it's more easy to use than dvdit pro .
Now I think I will use TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 for my blu ray

I'm also really liking TMPGenc Authoring Works 4. Hey...doesn't it use the same encoding engine as TMPG 4 Xpress? If so, couldn't this be tweaked to do dvds via Anton's method? If it could, this would be one big step faster.

The thing I haven't figured out yet is how to make bluray and dvds from the same project. Still working with it, but enjoying it so far....

[antonsvideo]

I'm also really liking TMPGenc Authoring Works 4. Hey...doesn't it use the same encoding engine as TMPG 4 Xpress? If so, couldn't this be tweaked to do dvds via Anton's method? If it could, this would be one big step faster.

The thing I haven't figured out yet is how to make bluray and dvds from the same project. Still working with it, but enjoying it so far....

I don't think you can do DVD from the same HD project

I only tried authoring works a year ago and did not like it then

maybe I download the latest and have another play to see what they improved