Rus787

Thank you guys for simply confirming what I figured: that stock Windows DVD
authoring is really lame.

I had very little issue with splicing home movies with movie maker and
imported my vids perfectly, but to get my vids into a nice DVD with good
menus have been a pain.

I have done a little research into Abobe Premiere Elements 3.0 (just became
Vista-ized) and like what they claim. I've looked into others, but I am
familiar with Adobe and use their other products. Do you know of any
community forums that deal with 3.0?

Thank you for your help.

"EvanBarr" wrote:

> It is not. Some of the default templates produce rather stunning menus with
> multple video loops but I find it all completely useless because you can't
> even add text to the sub-menus. In some cases, I have chapters that start
> out the same so the video clips in the menu end up looking the same. I know
> the inf format allows you to specify the start and end frame of each clip
> but DVD Maker is targeted to the "one DVD per year" crowd and contains
> almost no settings in the entire app. (I'm part of the "five DVDs per year"
> crowd and would like to have more control.)
>
> So, do you know of any programs that can do what you said?
>
>
> "Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message
> news:1b3va3pcfaj5i3i33o0d9ia3pec6p7caik@4ax.com...
> > On Tue, 31 Jul 2007 12:15:44 -0700, "Evan Barr" <X@Y.com> wrote:
> >
> > Since Microsoft didn't see fit to include DVD Maker in Vista Business
> > I can't tell if DVD Maker is capable of any of this basic stuff. Is
> > it?
> >