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  1. 27th Oct 2003 14:09 #1
    raceman3
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    I use Ulead Video Studio to do my editing and tmpgenc to encode but haven't made a decision on encoding software yet. Any thoughts on Movie Factory versus DVD Workshop
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    and tmpgenc to encode but haven't made a decision on encoding software yet.
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    He probably means Authoring.
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    yes MF is cheaper
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    I use Ulead Video Studio to do my editing...
    If you already have the latest version of Ulead VideoStudio described on the page here...

    http://www.ulead.com/vs/runme.htm

    ...then that program's disc authoring module is very similar to what you would get if you purchased DVD MovieFactory 2.

    If you purchase DVD Workshop, you'll get more professional-level features such as AC-3 support and motion menu support in addition to more flexible menu creation options.

    Jerry Jones
    http://www.jonesgroup.net
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