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    Has anyone used or heard anything good or bad regarding Sonic Foundrys new DVD Architect authoring software..
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    It's not a bad product at all.

    Most people have problems importing assets, but if you read the manual, it shouldn't be a problem. It takes Mpeg-2 video only program streams, and seperate audio. Although DVD-A will import dv, mov, avi and use the built in Mainconcept encoding enging to transcode your video, and the audio to ac3 (2/0 & 5.1).

    What authoring solution are you currently using? Are there any features your currently lacking, or anything you need, and hope DVD-A supports?
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  3. It could shape up to be a good product eventually, but it is in its infancy and lacks some fairly standard ability. It relies heavily (of course) on the assumption that you are using Vegas 4 to render.

    It is thoroughly annoying to me that it does not support half-d1 video.

    If you have other options, go with them, wait until this matures.

    -v20
    "Did you see what GOD just did to us??" - Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
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    Maybe it is obvious but DVD Architect only supports DVDs. You cannot make VCD, SVCD, etc.
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    I have it, I like it but remember, it is complimentary to Vegas Video. I don't reallt think it competes well with others, but as far as having a suite of matched tools (Vegas, Sound Forge, DVD Arc. ) then it is not bad at all. It does have quite a interesting ability to do AC3 and 5.1 surrond in concert with Vegas however.......

    Do I use it ? No.......lol

    Rob
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