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Forum Archived Forums Authoring (VCD/SVCD) Ulead DVD Workshop Best Price Thread--> Member I'm just about sold on Ulead DVD Workshop 1.3 and would like to know where to buy it. Is the Ulead web site the only place to download @ $279?I haven't seen advertisement anywhere to shop around. $279 it's a lot of money for me but since Pinnacle Studio 8 doesn't work well I have to invest somewhere else.Any clue? Член Член Member are it will work with your system, unlike Pinnacle Studio 8. Member Hello-I would be interested in the DVD Workshop, I have a few Ulead programs, they are worth the money. I have not tried the new MovieFactory, surely limited, but $45 without leaving my chair is a pretty good deal. I got MyDVD with my DVD burner, I would really have to see something to buy a Sonic product, especially an expensive one. It would be worth a couple hundie to have some creative room to move.Do most of the more expensive/professional DVD authoring programs allow you to hyperlink to other files and internet URLs?Ron B Member "speed's just a question of money. How fast can you go?" - Mad Max, 1979 Member Член Member Argh! +7.95 p&h (maximum $219.95 + $7.95) if you can prove you're a student (or teacher) !be quick ! "speed's just a question of money. How fast can you go?" - Mad Max, 1979 Member I got mine with Premiere 6.5 for $225.Sure the DVDW is the SE version, but it works for what I want. The Premiere is a full version minus the DVDit part.Oh, they also toss in a capture card! www.dv-gear.comGet the PyroPlatinum card.I thought this was a sleazy come-on when I first saw it on this site, but if you go to Ads site (www.adstech.com) you will find it is for real. They sell it much cheaper, and they deliver without a problem. I'm real happy! Bummer though that to upgrade from the SE to the full is at quite a cost. I'm hopping that when they get to DVDW v2 that they offer a

Ulead DVD Workshop 2 Trial 2.0 is anauthoring software for DVD creation. The program will guide you through the needed steps to create dynamic DVDs. You will be able to include complex menu navigation, multiple subtitles, and multiple audio tracks in your projects. The program will run on a system with resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels or better Ulead DVD Workshop will perform a step-by-step process. First, you must choose a name for your project, where you will save the files, the media you will burn and the video system you will be using. Then, you will enter the content of your DVD. You can import DVD files, video files or JPG images. You can add an image at the beginning of the compilation (say, your logo or brand). You will be able to preview the files to include. You can change the audio properties, and add subtitles. Then, in the Menu section, you can create your menu using a template, create a custom menu or use the Menu Wizard. Once done, you´re ready to burn your project. You can also save the project to the hard disk. --> To start download, click the following link:

Review summaryAt $299, Ulead DVD Workshop is a capable, easy-to-use authoring program that effortlessly bridges the gap between inexpensive but limited DVD-authoring apps and expensive, complex professional programs. A $499 version includes AC-3 audio encoding (digital audio compression that's compatible with a wider range of DVD players), and both versions offer a smooth interface and excellent menu creation. However, DVD Workshop does suffer some gaps--primarily, it won't let you create multiple subtitle and audio tracks. We expect this app's most significant competition to come from a product that hasn't shipped yet: Adobe Encore (scheduled for release in the third quarter of 2003 for $549). In the meantime, DVD Workshop is ideal for corporate and event videographers seeking to produce creative, entertaining titles without spending a fortune. Ulead DVD Workshop features a straightforward interface dominated by a large preview window with menu buttons along the top. The program can capture analog or digital video, which is convenient if you're converting tapes to DVD. Plus, it can recognize and use scene changes for chapter points, another time-saver. Workshop can capture and detect scenes based on time code, with the option to use scene breaks as chapter points. DVD Workshop provides three menu-design options. You can use a wizard to select a template and fully automate menu creation and menu-to-menu linking; you can also drag one of 63 varied templates to the menu strip and customize your production manually. Of course, most advanced users will prefer to build their own menus from scratch, which the program also allows. If you're a novice or simply in a hurry, the menu wizard speeds menu creation by automatically linking all videos and menus. After you design your menus, you can link menus to other menus (say, if you want to include several movies, each with its

Better upgrade - probably not - but I still hope! To save you the leg work: SteveFrozen in the North Член Originally Posted by twodogs the regular educational price is $197 and ive seen it for $165 (educational only) ... so ebay deal not so great IMO Member ADS Pyro ProDVD $109.95 NLE App: Ulead MS Pro Director's Cut DVD Authoring: Ulead DVD Workshop...it is a full version Compression: DV Real-Time: Special: Over $500 worth of software!! Член Ulead® DVD Workshop SE not full version ... but still seems like a pretty good deal considering all the other stuff .. Member wwww.kazaa.com they have it on salejust kidding "Sleep- Those little slices of Death; How I loath them." Member Member Do NOT ADVOCATE WAREZ!TGPO Member ok sorry but the first link was good was trial mode sorry for the second Similar Threads Replies: 5 Last Post: 21st Sep 2010, 03:04 Replies: 26 Last Post: 2nd Sep 2010, 10:25 Replies: 3 Last Post: 14th Apr 2010, 23:05 Replies: 2 Last Post: 17th Feb 2008, 03:48 Replies: 21 Last Post: 4th Jan 2008, 03:55 Visit our sponsor! Try DVDFab and backup Blu-rays!

Project was a wedding weekend with 35 minutes of video shot on MiniDV with two slide shows and four menus. After completing our authoring, Studio rendered and burned the title in 40 minutes and 14 seconds on a Pentium 4 3.06GHz computer running Windows XP, writing to a Pioneer A05 drive using Verbatim 4X-rated DVD-R media. That's acceptably fast, but it's worth noting that speed is directly related to the quality of the drive that's doing the burning.Viewed on a JVC HDTV, final picture quality was excellent--particularly the slide shows, which looked so bright, colorful, and three-dimensional, it was as if they were painted on the screen. We also ran shorter time trials against two consumer programs; we found Workshop to be about 15 percent slower than Sonic MyDVD and about 5 percent faster than Pinnacle Studio. Ulead backs DVD Workshop with very good support. Telephone technical support is free (but not toll-free) and available Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT. We called about an AC-3 file-encoding issue on the Tuesday after a three-day holiday weekend and were forced to leave a message after being on hold for 15 minutes. A support rep called us back in about an hour, noted that Workshop had experienced some problems with 32KHz audio files, and suggested several workarounds that resolved the problem. Ulead's Web site provides technical FAQs and compatibility lists for CD and DVD recorders, capture cards, DV cameras, and DVD players. Ulead also posts several useful tutorials, including how to create motion menus and how to design buttons and menu objects in Adobe Photoshop. Score Breakdown Setup 7Features 8Performance 8Support 8

Own set of submenus) just by dragging and dropping. You can preview your work using standard, DVD player-style controls. Unfortunately, the preview controls lack a slider bar or buttons for fast-forward and reverse--frustrating limitations that slowed our testing. (For example, if you want to find out where your video jumps after a certain segment finishes, you'll have to watch the entire segment.) When you're ready to burn, you can use canned templates for various compressed-quality and video-resolution settings or customize your own compression and resolution parameters. Before burning, DVD Workshop checks to ensure that your menu buttons don't overlap and that all assets are correctly linked, a useful quality check. Ulead DVD Workshop really stands out with its capability to design custom menus. You can insert and customize text and menu buttons, or drag scenes onscreen, and Workshop will create scene-specific buttons from them. Best of all, built-in aids for alignment and resizing place and size your images automatically, and you can copy and paste attributes from other buttons. Of course, you can insert your own background image and choose highlight colors for menu items--that is, decide which color buttons or titles will appear when your viewers select them during playback. Workshop also supports audio and motion menus--where a video plays behind chapter buttons--as well as motion buttons. In addition, Workshop offers practically unlimited menu-linking flexibility, something that's almost universally missing from sub-$100 authoring programs such as iDVD or Ulead's own DVD MovieFactory. With DVD Workshop, you can burn several movies onto a single DVD, and each movie can have its own complex menu structure. For example, click one movie's menu button, and you'll see three or four new buttons that represent scenes or video chapters--or even more submovies. DVD Workshop also offers more rigid templates that, like those in